When he is on the pitch he is happy and wants his team-mates and the fans to enjoy themselves,” said PSG coach Unai Emery of Neymar’s dazzling display. They had suffered their heaviest ever home defeat in Europe when they last faced PSG in September, losing 5-0. Neymar’s form has dipped over the last six weeks, and yet the Brazilian led the turnaround in stunning style. Poor Celtic defending contributed to PSG getting their fourth before the interval, as they failed to deal with a Neymar free-kick into the box and Mbappe fired in. That allowed PSG to beat their previous best result in the competition, a 7-2 victory against Rosenborg in 2000.

Source: The Guardian November 23, 2017 11:15 UTC