PSV started the Champions League Season Poorly on Tuesday. The Team of Coach Peter Bosz Lost 1-3 in Eindhoven Against Royale Union Saint-Gilloise. The Defeat Against the Belgian National Champion Offers Little Hope for the Rest of the European Campaign.
PSV Started Convincingly Against the Champions League Debutant and Forced the First Chance. Ruben van Bommel Rushed Fits His Man and Crossed to Ismael Saibari, Who Couldn’t QUITE REACH THE BALL AND SHOT WIDE.
Moments later, referee Anthony Taylor Pointed to the Spot on the Other Side of the Field. Ricardo Pepi Tried to Clear The Ball But Hit The Leg of Royale Union Captain Christian Burgess. Promise David Converted the Penalty on Behalf of Coach Sébastien Pocognoli’s team.
Shortly After, Van Bommel was Dangerous Again. The Winger, Who Came Over From AZ, Left goalkeeper Kjell Scherpen Without A Chance with A Hard Shot, But The Ball Hit The Crossbar. Again, the goal fell on the other side. Ait el Hadj Tok Advantage of a Loss of Possession by Ricardo Pepi and finished well: 0-2.
Bosz Intervend Halfway through. Armando Obispo and Jerdy Schouten Stayed Beind in the Locker Room, Guus Til and Anass Salah-Eddine Came Into The Team. With a more attacking formation, PSV Went in Search of the Connecting Goal.
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Union Player Scores After Long Dribble Against PSV in Champions League
That connecting goal Almost Fell for minutes after half time. Til passed the ball low to saibari, who had it to tap in at the far post. But again, The Moroccan Midfielder Failed to take Advantage of the Great Opportunity. His Effort Went Wide.
Slowly, Hope drained from the Eindhoven team. Royale Union Boldly Sought The Attack Again in the Final Phase, which resulted in the 0-3. Kevin Mac Allister Scored From A Corner. Van Bommel’s 1-3, who scored from close range, was only a drop in the bucket.
The defeat is a blow for psv. The Eindhoven Team Has a Very Tough Schedule, Especialally in the Second Half of the Competitive Phase of the Champions League, With Matches Against Liverpool, Atlético Madrid and Bayern Munich, Among Others.