Today it applies to Thomas Tuchel and PSG: At least one point must be made against the already eliminated Basaksehir in order to secure the last 16 of the Champions League on their own. You can find out everything about broadcasting the encounter on TV and livestream here.
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Champions League, matchday 6: The starting position in Leipzig Group H
It’s tricky in Group H. The ranks one to three are in this order: Manchester United , Paris St. Germain and RB Leipzig. All three teams have nine points.
RB Leipzig is currently slightly at a disadvantage, as the bulls are behind in the direct comparisons or have lost them. PSG are ahead thanks to the away goal in Saxony in the first leg (2-1) and a 1-0 win in the second leg, Manchester won the first leg against Leipzig 5-0.
How do the teams get on now?
Manchester United : The Red Devils lost the direct comparison against PSG, but thanks to the clear success in the first leg against RB they continue with a draw or a win. Today they need more points than PSG to win the group.PSG : The Parisians have the best starting position, they have won the direct comparisons against ManUnited and Leipzig and also play against Basaksehir, who have already been eliminated. Only in the event of a defeat of their own and a tie between RB and Manchester will the Tuchel troop be eliminated. A draw could be enough for group victory if the parallel game also ends in a draw, PSG are sure to be first with a win.RB Leipzig : It has to be a victory. If the Saxons win, they are on. Whether first or second would be in the hands of PSG, RB would need more points than the French.
PSG transfer flops since 2000: a royal failure and a “Neymar of the amateurs”-
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Who are the biggest Paris Saint-Germain transfer flops in recent history? A selection from the royal flop, whose contract has now been canceled, to the “Neymar of the Amateurs”.
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JESE RODRIGUEZ: In 2016 he came from Real Madrid for 25 million euros, but returned home six months later. First he played on loan at UD Las Palmas, later at Stoke City, Betis Sevilla and Sporting Lisbon.
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No club wanted to sign the striker – and so he has been back in Paris since April of this year. It has been used for 22 minutes since then, a total of only 390. A royal failure. PSG has now terminated his contract.
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GONCALO GUEDES: In January 2017, the Portuguese came to Paris from his youth club Benfica for 30 million euros. In the following second half of the season he played only 138 minutes in Ligue 1, in which he managed an assist.
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In the summer he also moved on to Valencia CF – which committed him a year later for 40 million euros. In terms of sport , the change brought nothing, but financially it was a transfer plus of ten million.
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HATEM BEN ARFA: Ben Arfa has long been considered a problem player and was even without a club after a commitment in Newcastle in 2015. After a convincing season in Nice, he moved to PSG on a free transfer in 2016.
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After a solid first season, it was not used for a year. According to his lawyer, Jean-Jacques Bertrand, he was “disrespectfully excluded” and was “the Neymar of amateurs” in terms of salary and skills.
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In 2018 he left the club and was initially without a club again. A season at Stade Rennes followed, in which he took vicious revenge on PSG: In the League Cup final, he and his new club beat his old one on penalties. Meanwhile at Bordeaux.
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GRZEGORZ KRYCHOWIAK: After two Europa League triumphs with Sevilla FC, the Polish midfielder moved to Paris in 2016 for 27.5 million euros. In 19 games he did not collect a single scorer point.
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It was then awarded first to West Bromwich Albion and then to Lokomotiv Moscow. Lok signed him for twelve million euros in the summer of 2019.
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BENJAMIN STAMBOULI: Stambouli has been playing for FC Schalke 04 since 2016, before that he worked for Tottenham Hotspur and PSG for one year each. In 2015 he came to Paris for 8.6 million euros, a year later he moved on for a little less.
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The defensive all-rounder at PSG: 27 Ligue 1 games without a single scorer point. There are only two yellow cards.
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YOHAN CABAYE: After good years at Newcastle United, Cabaye returned to his French homeland in January 2014 and joined PSG for 25 million euros.
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In his one and a half years at the club, the central midfielder made 57 competitive appearances (three goals, four assists), but was not able to convince sustainably. The consequence: Farewell to Crystal Palace for 14 million euros.
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LUCAS DIGNE: Coming from the youth of OSC Lille, the left-back convinced the pros, attracting the interest of PSG and moving to the capital in 2013 for 15 million euros.
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At PSG, however, Digne couldn’t get beyond the role of supplementary player, so he let himself be loaned to the Roma. After two semi-successful years at FC Barcelona, he moved to Everton in 2018, where he has been a regular since then.
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DIEGO LUGANO: As captain, the central defender led the Uruguayan national team to the 2010 World Cup semi-finals, and a year later PSG brought the then 30-year-old from Fenerbahce for three million euros.
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In a year and a half he was only used 21 times, rather he was first loaned to FC Malaga and then moved to West Bromwich Albion free of charge. Almost three years ago he ended his career at Sao Paulo FC.
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MATEJA KEZMAN: The Serbian striker had a wandering bird-like career, playing in the Netherlands, England, Spain, Turkey, Russia , Hong Kong, Belarus – and France , among others.
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On loan from Fenerbahce in 2008, PSG signed him a year later for 3.7 million euros – only to loan him on to Zenit. After his return he played for a year at PSG, then initially without a club. Ten goals in 53 games.
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REINALDO: The Brazilian center forward from Flamengo’s youth moved to PSG in 2003 at the age of 24 for ten million euros. There he played halfway regularly, but did not meet expectations.
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After two years it went on to the Japanese club Kashiwa Reysol for four million euros. What followed was a wild odyssey across Asia: Saudi Arabia, China , India, South Korea. In 2019 he ended his career at the age of 40.
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Champions League: the Tuesday games at a glance
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Zenit St. Petersburg
Borussia Dortmund
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Lazio Rom
Club Bruges
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FC Chelsea
FK Krasnodar
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Rennes stadium
FC Sevilla
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FC Barcelona
Juventus Turin
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Dynamo Kiev
Ferencvaros Budapest
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Paris St. Germain
Basaksehir Istanbul
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RB Leipzig
Manchester United
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