PSG weren't 'fully committed' in Bayern Munich loss as Bradley Barcola admits they 'weren't expecting' such dominance from Vincent Kompany's winning machine

Bayern Munich secured a 2-1 victory over Paris Saint-Germain in a Champions League match, with Luis Diaz scoring two first-half goals that gave the German side control. Diaz was later sent off for a reckless challenge on Achraf Hakimi, but Bayern held on defensively, despite a late goal from Joao Neves for PSG.

PSG winger Bradley Barcola admitted that Bayern's dominance was surprising, criticizing his team's tame start and defensive errors that led to the early goals. He emphasized the need for improvement, calling it a wake-up call, while manager Luis Enrique acknowledged Bayern's superiority and rued the poor first-half defending that cost them the game.

The match was marred by injuries for PSG, with Ousmane Dembele limping off early after a disallowed goal and Hakimi suffering an ankle injury from Diaz's challenge, potentially sidelining him until mid-December. These setbacks add to PSG's ongoing injury crisis, which has affected key players like Desire Doue, complicating their campaign in both Ligue 1 and the Champions League.

Despite the defeat and injury woes, PSG remains atop the Ligue 1 table, leading by two points over Marseille, but faces a challenging schedule ahead, including an upcoming match against Lyon, as they strive to bounce back from this loss.