This football must be the solution: Rothen and Dugarry enthralled by the dizzying match between PSG and Bayern.

The day after the first leg of the Champions League semi-final between PSG and Bayern Munich (5-4), Jérôme Rothen and Christophe Dugarry did not hesitate to describe this match as a “legendary match”.

Just under 24 hours after the historic game played at Parc des Princes, our consultants are still amazed. Following the legendary match between PSG and Bayern Munich on Tuesday night in the Champions League semi-final first leg (5-4), Jérôme Rothen and Christophe Dugarry were full of praise.

“I will give you a passionate football analysis,” started Jérôme Rothen on the show Rothen s’enflamme, this Wednesday on RMC. “We love our sport, the adrenaline it brings, and the extraordinary scenarios. Maximum efficiency. Paris, with five shots on target and five goals, is very rare. When you play great games, it’s when you are very efficient. On the other side, Bayern scored four goals from seven shots on target. It was decided by details, details of very great players who were technically and tactically outstanding.”

“If one day there is a Louvre of football, yesterday’s match will be the Mona Lisa,” further emphasized our consultant. “Yes, it’s a legendary match, without a doubt,” he added. “The greatest match in the history of Parc des Princes? I wouldn’t go that far, there have been great matches. But it is one of the matches that we remember. Nine goals in a Champions League semi-final, we just had to surpass ourselves.”

With nine goals and a crazy scenario, this clash between PSG and Bayern, considered by many observers as a final before the final, was termed a “masterpiece” and “match of the century” by the international press. This view is shared by Christophe Dugarry.

“It was dizzying, that’s the adjective that best suits what I experienced. It was incredible,” affirmed our consultant on Rothen s’enflamme. “The demand I have when I want to see beautiful football with great players and my expectations for football were rewarded last night. I am convinced that this offensive football must be the solution and should exist much more than the sterile possession football we often see, which often resembles handball matches.”

“If one day there is a Louvre of football, yesterday’s match will be the Mona Lisa,” concluded Christophe Dugarry. “Honestly. What happened yesterday is the ultimate of what we can have. Even defenders, what do you want to blame them for when for an hour and a half you experience one-on-one situations systematically? It’s unplayable.”

(Fact Check: The match being referred to is the first leg of the Champions League semi-final between PSG and Bayern Munich, which ended in a 5-4 victory for PSG. The commentators are praising the match for its excitement, quality of play, and the number of goals scored.)

(Fact Check: Context – Rothen s’enflamme is a sports show on RMC that features analysis and discussions related to football matches. The consultants, Jérôme Rothen and Christophe Dugarry, provide insights and opinions on football games and players.)