Video: Watch Bradley Barcola Go Five-Hole on Brice Samba in PSG-Stade Rennais
On a quick attack in the 27th minute, Bradley Barcola was launched deep, clearly on the edge of being offside. He cut inside, positioned himself in front of Brice Samba, and slipped the ball between his legs.
The Parisians will be looking for a win to build positive momentum for their second leg against Liverpool.
El joya más brillante del PSG marcó este GOLAZO 🔥 desborde y definición de crack así juega Barcola 🇫🇷 #beINSPORTS 📺 #Ligue1 pic.twitter.com/it3YHzOPn2
— beIN SPORTS Español (@ESbeINSPORTS) March 8, 2025
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