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Bayern Munich Defeats PSG in Champions League

Champions League
Bayern Munich continued their perfect start to the Champions League season with a 2-1 victory over Paris Saint-Germain. Luis Díaz scored both goals for Bayern before receiving a red card just before halftime.
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Match Overview

Bayern Munich made it 16 wins from 16 games this season, solidifying their status as early Champions League favorites. They defeated the holders, Paris Saint-Germain (PSG), 2-1 in an away match, with Luis Díaz scoring both goals for Bayern.

Key Moments

Díaz opened the scoring in the fourth minute after a rebound from a shot by Michael Olise. He doubled the lead in the 32nd minute, taking advantage of a mistake by PSG captain Marquinhos. However, his night ended abruptly when he received a red card for a violent tackle on Achraf Hakimi just before halftime.

PSG's Response

PSG managed to reduce the deficit with a goal from João Neves, who scored with a scissor kick. Despite dominating possession in the second half, PSG struggled to convert their chances and ultimately suffered their first defeat in the competition since last season's quarter-finals.

Injury Concerns

PSG faced additional challenges as both Hakimi and Ousmane Dembélé were forced off the pitch due to injuries. Coach Luis Enrique confirmed that Dembélé's injury is not related to his previous hamstring issue, but further examinations are needed to determine the extent of his current injury.

Upcoming Matches

With this victory, Bayern Munich remains at the top of their group with a perfect 12 points. PSG sits in third place, three points behind, as they look to bounce back in their next match.

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