Paris Saint-Germain managed to draw 3-3 in a high-scoring match against Strasbourg, in which they were trailing 3-1, with lightning-fast attacks, and maintained their lead in the French league by a narrow margin.
Publish dateSaturday 18 October 2025 - 14:28
Story Code : 332154
Afghan Voice Agency (AVA) – Kabul: Paris Saint-Germain and Strasbourg held one of the most exciting matches of the French league season at the Parc des Princes; a high-scoring match full of dramatic moments that ended in a 3-3 draw, and the names of two brothers, Desiree and Guella Doue, were prominent on both sides of the field.
The game started with the home side taking the lead, and Desiree Doue provided the first assist in the sixth minute, in collaboration with Bradley Barcola. But Paris' lead only lasted 20 minutes, with Désiré's older brother Guella Doue setting up Joaquín Panicelli with a precise cross in the 26th minute to make it 1–1.
Strasbourg went into the half-time break with a 2–1 lead through Diego Moreira in the 41st minute, and at the start of the second half, the same player scored his team's third goal with another pass from the left wing to make it 3–1.
However, the Parisians did not give up and in the 58th minute, Gonzalo Ramos scored his first goal with a penalty. The pressure from the home side continued and in the 79th minute, Kang-in Lee headed in Paris' third goal to level the score at 3–3.
In the closing minutes, both teams had several more chances to take the lead, and the Parc des Princes witnessed one of the most exciting games of the season. With this result, Paris remained at the top with 17 games and Strasbourg came in second place in the table with 16 points, but tomorrow if Marseille and Lyon win, the first and second places in the table will change.
The game started with the home side taking the lead, and Desiree Doue provided the first assist in the sixth minute, in collaboration with Bradley Barcola. But Paris' lead only lasted 20 minutes, with Désiré's older brother Guella Doue setting up Joaquín Panicelli with a precise cross in the 26th minute to make it 1–1.
Strasbourg went into the half-time break with a 2–1 lead through Diego Moreira in the 41st minute, and at the start of the second half, the same player scored his team's third goal with another pass from the left wing to make it 3–1.
However, the Parisians did not give up and in the 58th minute, Gonzalo Ramos scored his first goal with a penalty. The pressure from the home side continued and in the 79th minute, Kang-in Lee headed in Paris' third goal to level the score at 3–3.
In the closing minutes, both teams had several more chances to take the lead, and the Parc des Princes witnessed one of the most exciting games of the season. With this result, Paris remained at the top with 17 games and Strasbourg came in second place in the table with 16 points, but tomorrow if Marseille and Lyon win, the first and second places in the table will change.
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