French handball club Paris Saint-Germain will visit Japan for the third consecutive year to play two exhibition games in ...

Paris Saint-Germain scorned the chance to double their lead against Arsenal on the night after a shocking penalty from Vitinha. But the decision came about in controversial circumstances after VAR ...

THE FIRST TEAM's matchesFollowing their 4-1 win away to Montpellier HSC last weekend, Les Rouge et Bleu will return to league action for the final time this season at 21:00 on Saturday, when they're ...

Vitinha then missed a penalty after a VAR check ruled a handball on Myles Lewis-Skelly. It was not long, though, before PSG doubled its lead as Hakimi swept the ball into the corner from ...

Is this for the earlier Saka incident? No. The over-zealous VAR team have spotted a possible handball. That PSG shot had brushed the hand of the outstretched Arsenal player, and despite it being ...

PSG’s penalty for handball was still harsh, and Vitinha’s effort saved by Raya was almost apologetic. Achraf Hakimi quickly seemed to make it safe with another brilliant strike, only for Saka ...

After a VAR review, PSG has been awarded a penalty due to a handball on Thomas Partey. Vitinha wouldn't convert it, however, giving PSG their first miss of the season in all competitions.

Paris Saint-Germain are heading to the UEFA Champions League final after a 2-1 win over Arsenal on Wednesday night at Parc des Princes, securing a 3-1 victory on aggregate. Following the match, Declan ...

Instead, it was reviewing a handball on Myles Lewis-Skelly that gave PSG a chance from the spot. Vitinha's penalty was poor which Raya saved. But, Achraf Hakimi bailed out his midfielder a couple ...

including one which should have been scored by PSG. His handball resulted in a penalty, too. MARTIN ODEGAARD: 6 Played like he a point to prove after his lacklustre display in first leg.