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Doué and Vitinha burn bright as brittle Barcelona come unstuck against PSG

The Guardian Australia - Sport ·
Doué and Vitinha burn bright as brittle Barcelona come unstuck against PSG

Fire, noise, fury, a sense of empty energy.

And across town, a football match too.

Do any of these randomly pitched autumnal Champions League fixtures mean anything? Probably not when you’re Paris Saint-Germain and Barcelona, and the only game in town is risk-free TV income and a semi-guaranteed place in the knockout stuff.

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