CDF – half
At the end of the indecisive semi-final, Paris Saint-Germain knocked out the MHSC trap on penalties (2-2, 5 tab 6). FF Notes.
Montpellier Notes
Hilton, how hard it was … 4
Age sometimes works wonders. 43-year-old Vittorino Hilton is challenging time yet. Staring at the clock, the Brazilian would rarely hesitate. Until tonight and that real hit in the back of the head. Despite three-way central defense in the first season and reinforcements from midfielders, the former Lensuisse was a long way from a one-on-one with Mbappe’s locomotive. Because of the power of aging versus muscle strength, Hilton took a hit from the juice. Inundated with speed and conquered by the 2018 world champion, he looked his age on Wednesday. More nice point for saving him Miracle on the line in the last moments …
Bertaud 6
Zambia 4
Suquet 4 (Replaced by Mafididi, 46, 4)
conger 4
Restic 5
Irons 4
Savanier 6
Mullet 5
Delort 6
Paris Saint-Germain ratings
Gueye, lungs and feet, 6
As usual at the end of the season, the Senegalese international doubled in Mosson. Presented in midfield in terms of impact and recovery, Idrissa Gaye did his job as a (well) defensive midfielder. To add to that, the former Lille was right with his passes. His little caviar in Kylian Mbappé’s first goal was delicious. Rarely does a Paladen midfielder make a mistake, Gueye was substituted for Berera in the last ten minutes. The mangled 27th Parisian was able to enjoy the calm of his meeting and rehabilitate his team-mates with a penalty shootout.
Navas 4
Florentine 4
Marcinius 6
Diallo 5
early 6
Walls 5
Ravinia 6
Sarabia 4
Mbappe 8
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