Paris Saint-Germain lost again? A 20-year-old genius pulled his hair and dyed it red! The coach locked his throat + pushed down his opponent to cause conflict

In the Club World Cup final that ended on July 14, Champions League champion Paris Saint-Germain lost to Chelsea 0-3 and missed the first Club World Cup championship. In this game, the Paris Saint-Germain players not only received red cards in the game, but also took the initiative to create conflicts after the game, which can be said to be "losing the ball and losing people." In the first half of the game, Paris Saint-Germain was accidentally beaten by Chelsea, especially on the left, making frequent mistakes, allowing Palmer to score 2 shots and 1 pass to create 3 goals. After the change of sides, Paris Saint-Germain started with a fierce attack but threatened shots were resolved by Chelsea. With little time left, the Paris Saint-Germain coach began to become more and more impatient.

In the 84th minute, the 20-year-old Portuguese genius midfielder Joo Neves in Paris Grand Prix, maliciously pulled Kukurelia's hair while he was out of the ball during an attack, causing the opponent to fall to the ground. The referee only showed him a yellow card at the beginning, and then VAR intervened. The referee canceled the yellow card after watching the big screen, and changed to a direct red player Joo Neves to send off.

This is not over yet. When the final whistle sounded, the Paris Saint-Germain general who missed the championship was even more uncontrollable after seeing the Chelsea players celebrating excitedly. Paris Saint-Germain coach Luis Enrique actually rushed into the field and maliciously locked Chelsea player Joao Pedro, causing the latter to fall to the ground unbalanced, which also triggered another physical conflict between the players of the two teams.

Enrique is understandable because this is his first time in his career as coaching Paris to lose the Cup final. He has won five cup championships before, including the Champions League. However, in this final, he was completely suppressed by Maresca. After achieving great success this season, he suddenly suffered setbacks, resulting in an imbalance in his mentality.

Although Paris Saint-Germain is the best team in Europe in the past season, Enrique and his Paris disciples did "can't afford to lose" this night.