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Paris Fc lost at home to Strasbourg by 2:3 if Paris FC is to remain in the French ligue 1 then they will have to start getting results because I have not been convincing with their performance with the way that they conceive goals am really afraid of if they will not be relegated, with the type of players that Paris FC signed I expected that they will be competitive but they have only won two matches out of their five game's.

Paris FC is not playing very well the coach should do a better job one area of the team that the coach has to work on is in the area of the defense because with the way that they have been conceiving goals the team is in serious problems.

Strasbourg Alsace football team was dominant against Paris football team because players of that team did back to back goals in this match And we saw one sided match. Páez was a person who did first goal of the match and he did this goal at 27 minutes And after that we saw no goal in this half as Doué did second goal of the match and that was at the 78 minutes . At that point, Strasbourg Alsace team side was dominant because opponent team score was zero at that time but after that we saw change in the match . Emegha was a person who did last goal of the match and that goal was at 87 minutes.Dicko was a person who did goal and tried to come back in this match in which he was unsuccessful . Gory did last goal of the match but that team lost the match.

Strasbourg Alsace was not particularly dominant in this match. Even in the first half Paris FC had more possession than they did and even launched more attacks. Strasbourg Alsace only managed to create one chance in the first half. However they were fortunate to convert that chance into a goal through Chelsea's young wonderkid Kendry Paez. In the second half Paris FC actually looked more dominant. However Strasbourg Alsace once again showed an effective attack that resulted in a goal through a counterattack, where they took advantage of the moment after Paris FC failed to attack Strasbourg Alsace. In the 81st minute Paris FC managed to score a pretty quick goal through Nouha Dicko. Unfortunately in the 87th minute Strasbourg Alsace managed to extend their lead through the speed of Emanuel Emegha who ran quickly to score a goal and even the referee had to check the var. But finally it was decided to be a goal. In the final minutes Paris FC could only close the gap to 2-3 from Strasbourg Alsace through a goal from Alimani Gory.

I also think Paris FC didn't play very well in this match. Their performance was far below expectations given their possession. And it seems they lacked the cohesion to create good chances to score goals. Even their last goal was a lucky one for me. We can see that the assist was unintentional. And even Strasbourg Alsace goalkeeper seemed caught off guard. I think Paris FC needs significant improvement and even valuable lessons from this match.

When a team has almost 700 passes you expect more. In my case, however, this is not a matter of luck. It is they are the second time this season (do remember Angers opening day) that they get off the boards with possession and shots and still lose due to nothing getting through. That screams coaching adjustment needed: get a second connector in midfield, sharpen the half-space entries, and stop overloading the wide channels without central support

On the part of Strasbourg, the frightening thing is their bench. The five goals in this match were all provided by subs. Emegha enters the field at 60, immediately changes the game pace, scores a goal and an assist. He is an 18-year-old first-season Ligue 1 player who is already a loan strategy masterclass. Assuming Rosenior continues nailing those sub timings, Strasbourg will continue to bleed teams that dominate ball

I personally believe that Paris FC will survive this season, though they must improve their rest-defence. At the moment, they appear to be giving in whenever they make an attempt to push. And that late 78'-87' swing has not been unlucky