PSG edge past Brest but fall short of convincing
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- RMC SportTier 1
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Key points
- PSG won 1-0 at Brest but RMC Sport's Acherchour was unimpressed with the performance
- Luis Enrique faced questions about his management style after the narrow victory
- The match was overshadowed by a tribute to late Brest manager Eric Roy
AI summary
PSG secured a 1-0 win at Brest on Sunday but the performance left critics wanting more. RMC Sport's Acherchour was unconvinced, suggesting Paris fell well short of the standard expected. Luis Enrique's tactical approach came under scrutiny, with questions raised about whether changes to his management style might be needed for more convincing victories.
The match was marked by an emotional tribute to Eric Roy, Brest's late manager, with family, chants, shirts and flowers creating a poignant atmosphere before kick-off.
Original headline
Brest 0-1 PSG : "Paris est loin du compte" Acherchour pas conquis
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