Brest
PSVBrest: 40. Bizot, 3. Ndiaye Ab., 5. Chardonnet B., 14. Baldé M-a( till 69'), 22. Haidara M., 25. Le Cardinal( till 56'), 6. Edimilson Fernandes, 8. Magnetti, 45. Camara M., 9. Doumbia K.( till 88'), 10. Del Castillo
Substitution: 26. Pereira Lage(from 56'), 17. Sima A.(from 69'), 34. Salah I.(from 88')
Bench: 30. Coudert, 50. Jauny N., 7. Lala K., 23. Amavi, 11. Camblan
Yellow Cards: Le Cardinal 45', Del Castillo 58', Chardonnet B. 84'
PSV: 1. Benitez W., 6. Flamingo, 18. Boscagli, 32. Dams( till 46'), 2. Karsdorp( till 46'), 34. Saibari, 10. Lang N., 17. Mauro Júnior, 7. Tillman M.( till 84'), 9. de Jong L.( till 73'), 11. Bakayoko J.( till 73')
Substitution: 23. Veerman J.(from 46'), 37. Ledezma R.(from 46'), 27. Lozano(from 73'), 14. Pepi(from 73'), 20. Til G.(from 84')
Bench: 16. Drommel, 24. Schiks, 4. Obispo, 22. Schouten, 35. Oppegard
Yellow Cards: Dams 41', Tillman M. 64', Veerman J. 86'
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Barcelona picked up a much-needed win after a string of disappointing matches
The Catalans could not oppose the pressure, athleticism and speed of the hosts, conceding four times
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Roberto De Zerbi's first competitive match as OM head coach ended in victory vs Stade Brestois 4-1.
Borussia Dortmund joined the list of teams that reached the quarterfinals of the Champions League
Luuk De Jong's penalty cancelled out Donyell Malen's opener