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Scrub that. VAR gets involved, and decides Muller, ahead of Choupo-Moting, got a little something on the ball to help it on. He was in an offside position, so the goal’s chalked off. Got to say, there didn’t seem much in the way of deviation in the ball’s flight, but on the other hand, Muller doesn’t argue too much, so perhaps he knows he got a nick. Either way, PSG get away with one!Davies hares down the right. Davies cuts back for Musiala, who curls a magnificent ball in for Choupo-Moting.
Meanwhile Kári Tulinius adds: “I think Nagelsmann and Galtier misread each other. Both expected the other team to attack more, Bayern because they’re at home and PSG because they’re chasing. I expect Galtier to blink first, because if nothing changes, that will be that, for his
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