Feb 25 • 13:46 UTC 🇫🇮 Finland Ilta-Sanomat

HJK's terrible start against PSG's youth

HJK faced a disappointing beginning in the UEFA Youth League quarter-finals against PSG, conceding three early goals.

HJK had a challenging start in their UEFA Youth League quarter-final match against Paris Saint-Germain's youth team, with the host team quickly taking control of the game. PSG was in the lead by the sixth minute, thanks to a penalty goal by Adam Ayari, awarded after HJK's defense fouled him near the goal. This early setback set the tone for the rest of the match as PSG displayed their dominance from the outset.

Less than a quarter of an hour into the game, PSG doubled their advantage with Ayari scoring again by cutting into the penalty area and firing past HJK's goalkeeper Mitja Haapanen. The Parisian team continued to exert pressure and found the net for the third time at the 27th minute, as Mathis Yangeal delivered a free kick that Pierre Mounguengue converted into a spectacular goal, hitting the top of the net.

PSG's performance was marked by their effectiveness in taking their chances, contrasting with HJK's struggles on the pitch. As the first half progresses, HJK is left to try and regroup to challenge PSG's formidable lead, knowing that the winner of this match will advance to the quarter-finals of the competition.

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