Toulouse v PSG – Neves, goals and Doué: the highs and lows! | OneFootball

This Saturday evening, Paris Saint-Germain won 3-6 (video summary Toulouse/PSG) against Toulouse as part of the 3rd day of Ligue 1 2025-2026 at the Stadium. Here are the highlights and lowlights of this victory.

Tops –

❤️ Efficiency.

After frustrating matches where PSG struggled to finish their opportunities, we witnessed a beautiful wave of goals. Including two bicycle kicks from João Neves (20-year-old midfielder). It's a relief, especially just before the break, boosting morale and confidence. Notably for Ousmane Dembélé (28-year-old forward) and Bradley Barcola (22-year-old forward). There's nothing better than goals for that.

Lucas Chevalier against penalties.

With the arrival of the 23-year-old goalkeeper replacing Gianluigi Donnarumma (26 years old), one of the questions was about a potential drop in penalty performance. But he was decisive against Tottenham during the penalty shootout and saved 2 tonight (even though it counts as one, since the first was retaken).

Neves dazzling.

What a player! The 20-year-old midfielder is already impressive in his activity, and he added 3 spectacular goals. It's always pleasing and a great reward for this player who is a joy to watch on the football field.

Flops –

😡Lack of control.

We loved the goals, the spectacle... but PSG did not control this match as much as the first 2 games. This is evident with 3 goals conceded, far too many for PSG. Even though Toulouse deserves credit, of course. It's concerning.

Désiré Doué inconsistent.

In this grand offensive festival, the 20-year-old midfielder/forward did not quite join the party. Sometimes a bit clumsy, he didn't always make the right choices. Nothing serious, but it's a shame that this evening, which was overall positive offensively, didn't include him more.

Ousmane Dembélé's injury.

The 28-year-old forward didn't seem seriously injured when leaving, but there is indeed a muscular discomfort, and he had to cut short his participation in the match. It's a small concern, always bothersome. We hope there won't be bad news.

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