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Champions LeagueRound 411-03-2021 21:00
Paris Saint-Germain defends the top of Group A in the Champions League in Leipzig. The Parisians have to dispense with Lionel Messi, who has stayed at home with a hamstring injury.
Today Club Brugge should be hoping RB Leipzig can’t collect points against PSG. Our compatriots cannot count on Lionel Messi for this task. The Argentine will remain at home with a hamstring and knee injury.
However, his absence doesn’t immediately cover a hole in the PSG game, according to Dutch midfielder Georginio Wijnaldum.
“Any team with Messi there is stronger. But” Leo “has to adapt a little bit at the moment. The difference today, with or without him, is not that big.”
RBL coach Jesse Marsh also knows that danger can come from multiple angles: “The PSG team isn’t just about one player. It’s going to be very difficult to get something out of the fire today.”
Lionel Messi will miss the Paris Saint-Germain match in the Champions League against Leipzig. The Argentine suffers from hamstring problems and pain in his knee after sustaining a bruise. Coach Mauricio Pochettino does not want to risk leaving Messi at home. Sergio Ramos, Marco Verratti and Leandro Paredes are also absent from the Leipzig duel.
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