PSG Make History with Stunning Victory over Chelsea in Champions League

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Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) made history during the 2015-2016 UEFA Champions League season, as they secured a stunning victory over Chelsea in the round-of-16 tie. The two-legged encounter saw PSG dominate the English giants, winning 4-2 on aggregate and progressing to the quarterfinals.

The first leg was held at Parc des Princes stadium in Paris, where PSG started the match strongly and took the lead in the 16th minute through Zlatan Ibrahimovic. Chelsea responded quickly, with John Obi Mikel scoring the equalizer just before half-time. However, PSG continued to push forward and eventually scored the winner through Edinson Cavani in the second half.

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The second leg at Stamford Bridge was a closely contested affair, with both teams creating several chances to score. However, PSG’s quality and experience shone through, as they emerged victorious with a 2-1 win. Adrien Rabiot and Ibrahimovic scored for PSG, while Diego Costa netted for Chelsea.

The victory was a significant moment for PSG, as it marked the team’s progress towards becoming one of the top teams in Europe. The team had already established themselves as a dominant force in French football, winning four consecutive Ligue 1 titles, but had struggled to make an impact in the Champions League.

PSG’s victory over Chelsea was also notable for the team’s impressive attacking display, as they scored six goals over the two legs. Ibrahimovic, Cavani, and Angel Di Maria were all instrumental in the team’s success, showcasing their world-class abilities on the European stage.

The victory over Chelsea propelled PSG into the quarterfinals of the Champions League, where they were eventually knocked out by Manchester City. However, the team’s impressive performances against Chelsea had established them as a major force in European football, and set the stage for future success in the competition.

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