Nasri: The score does not reflect Paris dominance, and the full suppression in the second half almost suffocates Barcelona

Paris Saint-Germain defeated Barcelona in the Champions League and proved its strength again. As the last champion, Paris consolidated its position as a favorite to win the championship and sent a strong signal to all of Europe.

Facing Barcelona, ​​which seems to be powerless at times, Paris won this precious victory with its overall strength and efficient offensive and defensive transformation, especially the key goal scored by Gonzalo Ramos at the end of the game was icing on the cake.

Samir Nasri, who serves as Canal+ commentator, pointed out that the gap between the two teams is obvious. The former Manchester City player believes that the 2-1 score does not fully reflect Paris's advantage: "I think the 2-1 result is not enough to reflect Paris' dominance. There is actually no suspense in the second half. Paris suppressed its opponents across the board, almost suffocating the opponent, and they created the best scoring opportunity."

This analysis reflects the general view that if the ability to seize opportunities is stronger, Paris could have won a greater victory.