Paris Saint-Germain suffered a massive blow to their Ligue 1 title hopes on Saturday when they were beaten 1-0 by Lille at the Parc des Princes.
In the 90th minute of the game, Neymar was sent off for a late shove on Tiago Djalo with the Lille centre-back also seeing red after a subsequent scuffle.
- Both players were ready for a fight while going down the tunnel:
- Neymar, who has been sent off for the third time this season, couldn't control himself:
- The Brazilian wanted some face time with the Lille man:
- The PSG forward actually pushed Djalo:
- The scene turned ugly really fast:
- Neymar had to be physically restrained by security:
- But the 29-year-old clearly wasn't finished:
- It took 3 people to finally calm the Brazilian down:
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‘No, thanks, I’m fine’. La Masia star explains why he refused to take a picture with Lionel Messi
RB Leipzig playmaker Dani Olmo had a chance to take a picture with Leo Messi when he and the legendary Argentine crossed paths at a training ground.
But Olmo did not want to do it because he was playing football and did not want to be interrupted, even by the Barca legend.
"One time, before I even joined La Masia, I accompanied my father while he was managing a game at Castelldefels. I was eight years old," Olmo wrote for The Player's Tribune.
"I was playing happily by myself with a ball, when someone came over and told me, 'Hey, Dani, come here! You’re not going to believe this. You’re going to have your picture taken with Lionel Messi!'
"Apparently, Messi had a friend playing in the Castelldefels game and had come down to see him.
"Wow, Messi, right? In Castelldefels? What kid wouldn’t want their picture with him?
"Well, me!
"I was like, 'No, thanks. I’m good. I want to keep playing! It’s just a picture, right?'
"But, against my will, they stuck me next to Messi and took the picture. I didn’t even say anything to him. I just waited for the click and then I went back to my ball, like I was doing him a favour."
Pep Guardiola identifies another striker after realizing that signing Erling Haaland is too difficult
Pep Guardiola is frustrated with the difficulties surrounding signing Erling Haaland and as a result has turned his sights on Harry Kane, as per El Chiringuito.
Last week Guardiola had this to say when a reporter from Goal asked him about the possibility of Man City sighing the player: "It would not be polite for Borussia Dortmund and for Haaland. Absolutely, it’s not my business."
Haaland has shone in Europe this season with 33 goals in 31 appearances for Dortmund in all competition - that has made him a hot property.
Meanwhile, a fit Harry Kane this season has played 40 games for Tottenham Hotspurs and scored 27 goals in all competitions. The Englishman seems like he's back to his best.
With Sergio Aguero departing Manchester City at the end of the season, a bid for Kane from the Citizens won't be out of place.
