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Paris Saint-Germain Beats Brest To Seal Their Place In The Round Of 16

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Paris Saint-Germain left no doubt of their superiority and thrashed Brest 7-0 at the Parc des Princes, achieving a categorical victory that qualifies them for the round of 16 of the UEFA Champions League. With a 10-0 aggregate score in the series, Luis Enrique's team showed its best version and made it clear that it is a firm candidate in the competition. From the first minute, the Parisian team imposed its style and controlled the match with absolute authority, giving no options to the rival.

Absolute Dominance And A Sentenced First Half

From the start of the match, PSG took control of the game. Despite the peace of mind that came with the 3-0 win in the first leg, the Parisian team did not slow down and quickly found the net. Bradley Barcola opened the scoring in the 20th minute, reflecting the home side's attacking intensity. Minutes later, Khvicha Kvaratskhelia extended the lead after a great team move, virtually securing the tie before the break.

Brest tried to react and had a clear chance in the first half, but Marquinhos saved on the line what could have been the discount for the visiting team. However, the difference in level was evident and PSG left no room for surprise. In addition to controlling the ball, the locals showed a high pressure that suffocated the rival in their own field, preventing them from generating dangerous plays.

Another key aspect of the first half was the performance of Ousmane Dembélé, who was a constant headache for the Brest defense with his speed and dribbling. The French striker broke down the right flank on several occasions and created danger with precise crosses into the box. However, he lacked luck in front of goal, as he had a shot that hit the crossbar.

A Second Exhibition Time

Far from settling for the result, PSG continued their overwhelming dominance in the second half. Vitinha, Désiré Doué, Nuno Mendes, Gonçalo Ramos and Senny Mayulu added to the list of scorers, completing a historic win that left Brest with no chance.

Luis Enrique's team managed the match at will, with overwhelming possession and constant pressure that did not allow the opponent to get out of their own half. Willian Pacho had a solid performance in defense, participating in the construction of key plays and ensuring balance in the last line before being substituted in the 72nd minute to dose efforts.

One of the highlights of the match came with a goal from Nuno Mendes, who scored with a powerful shot from outside the box that left the Brest goalkeeper unresponsive. It was a sign of PSG's attacking power, with even their full-backs joining the attack with success.

Young Senny Mayulu, who came on in the final minutes, also had his chance and did not miss it, scoring the seventh goal to seal the historic win. This goal reflected the emerging talent of the club, which continues to rely on a combination of established stars and promising youngsters.

What's Next for PSG

With this resounding victory, PSG advances confidently to the round of 16 of the Champions League. Their next opponent will be determined by Friday's draw, where they could face Liverpool or Barcelona. In the meantime, the Parisian team will turn its attention back to Ligue 1, where it will face Lyon next Sunday.

Luis Enrique was satisfied with his team's performance and stressed the importance of maintaining intensity in all competitions. "We played a complete game, with concentration and commitment. Now we must continue on this path and prepare well for the next challenge," said the Spanish coach at the end of the match.

For their part, Brest will have to focus on their performance in Ligue 1, where they will be looking to improve their position in the table and ensure their stay in the top flight. The team suffered a hard blow, but will have to learn from this experience and focus on the upcoming matches to recover their spirits.

With this victory, PSG sends a clear message to its rivals in Europe. Their devastating attack and defensive solidity make them one of the most feared teams in the Champions League. Now, all that remains is to wait for the draw and see what their next challenge in the continental competition will be.

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