Nice-PSG: Neymar-Gouiri, Todibo-Dante…. it got heated at the end of the match – RMC Sport

After OGC Nice’s victory on Saturday against PSG (1-0), the tone rose between Amine Gouiri and Neymar. More surprisingly, Dante and Jean-Clair Todibo also had a collision.

Scenes of tension Saturday evening at the Allianz Riviera after Nice’s victory against PSG (1-0) on behalf of the 27th day of Ligue 1. At the final whistle, Neymar obviously did not appreciate the attitude of Amine Gouiri and let him know in his own way by pushing him near the touchline. Words were exchanged and the two players had an explanation, before being very quickly separated by the assistant referee.

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Big explanation between Dante and Todibo

Several Nice and Parisians then arrived to add their two cents or, on the contrary, to try to calm the situation. Dante notably sought to put an end to this beginning of general confusion. What did his friend in central defense Jean-Clair Todibo not like? The former Toulousain and the captain of the Aiglons raised their voices, with even a few insults pronounced by Todibo. Dante wouldn’t have liked Todibo going after Neymar like that.

Neymar, he calmed down in a few seconds. He exchanged his jersey with Flavius ​​Daniliuc, who defended very well against him, before congratulating Christophe Galtier, striker Andy Delort, and Marcin Bulka, on loan this season from PSG in Nice. The Brazilian striker then joined the locker room while the Niçois stayed longer on the lawn to explain themselves.

Todibo appeared extremely upset. Some of his teammates, like Delort and Guessand, even had to tell him to be careful with his language in front of the cameras. What a little bit to spoil the party even if the Niçois then took the time to celebrate their victory in front of their supporters.

Undefeated this season in three games against PSG, Mario Lemina’s teammates have temporarily regained second place in Ligue 1 while waiting for the match between OM and AS Monaco this Sunday (8:45 p.m.). “I think we had more courage in the ball outings, more offensive drive too, even if we had a little technical clumsiness. In the second half we were too low whereas with the absence of Kylian Mbappé, I wanted a higher block. It’s a great victory for the group, between those who started and those who finished in a good way”, analyzed Christophe Galtier after the meeting at a press conference.

For its part, PSG already has its sights set on Wednesday and its Champions League round of 16 return against Real Madrid (on RMC Sport).