The captain of the Argentine National Team was once again present on the scoreboard with a left-footed shot from outside the area at minute 55, which meant the partial 2-2 at the Parque de los Príncipes stadium.
The visitors had an advantage with a double by Mama Baldé (3m. and 52m.), interspersed by a goal from the Spanish Carlos Soler (24m.). PSG defined the match in their favor in the last half hour of play with goals from the Brazilian Neymar (62m.), after a great assist from Messiand Kylian Mbappé (77m.), from a penalty, prior to the Croatian Ante Palaversa’s discount (88m.).
Mbappé remains the top scorer in Ligue 1 with 11 goals, escorted by one from Neymar and four more from Messi, who is going through a fruitful scoring streak three weeks before the start of the World Cup in Qatar.
The Argentine completed a dozen goals in his last ten games, adding his League, Champions League and friendlies with Lionel Scaloni’s team.
Since last September 14, Rosario’s scoring progression in the following: Maccabi Haifa (1), Olympique de Lyon (1), Honduras (2), Jamaica (2), Nice (1), Benfica (1), Ajaccio (1), Maccabi Haifa (2) and Troyes (1). In that series, he only passed the classic with Olympique de Marseille without scoring.
His positive impact on the French team is also proven in the field of assists, which he leads in Ligue 1 with 10, after giving another to his friend Neymar this Saturday.
PSG, who next Wednesday will seek to secure first place in their Champions group when they visit eliminated Juventus from Italy, regained their five-point advantage at the head of Ligue 1 in relation to escort Lens, who on Friday thrashed home to Toulouse.
This Sunday they will play Auxerre-Ajaccio (9:00); Brest-Reims (11:00); Monaco-Angers (11:00); Nantes-Clermont (11:00); Rennes-Montpellier (11:00); Lorient-Nice (13:05) and Olympique de Lyon-Lille (16:45).
Positions: PSG 35 points; lens 30; Lorient 27; Rennes 24; Marseille 23; Lille 22; Monaco 21; Lyon and Clermont 17; Toulouse 16; Troyes and Nice 13; Montpellier and Reims 12; Nantes 11; Racing Strasbourg, Brest and Auxerre 9; Ajaccio and Angers 8.
Source: Ambito
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