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Prior to Paris Saint-5-2 Germain’s victory over Montpellier, a star-studded rivalry erupted.

After a Falaye Sacko own goal and a handball by Montpellier in the penalty area, PSG had a chance to increase the margin with a penalty.

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After taking and missing a penalty in the 23rd minute, Kylian Mbappe attempted to atone, Neymar took it this time, and it appeared that his hesitation to pass the ball to his partner posed a problem.

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One source claims that the two penalty takers got into a fight in the PSG locker room following the game’s conclusion.

According to the allegation, the two exchanged angry words before butting heads and being separated by teammates. They continued to shout, and it appeared that some things were even hurled.

In addition, Neymar has had disagreements with PSG teammates before regarding penalty kicks. The Brazilian and Edinson Cavani clashed over penalty duties during the 2017–18 campaign, particularly in a game where PSG had a 7–0 lead and Cavani still needed one goal to surpass Pele as the club’s all-time greatest scorer.

It will be recall that At Stamford Bridge, where Chelsea and Tottenham are squabbling, tensions rose after Antonio Conte’s celebration before Thomas Tuchel reveled in Chelsea’s second goal.

Thomas Tuchel and Antonio Conte argued on the sidelines after the Tottenham manager celebrated in front of his opponent. Both men were later dismissed following an altercation at full-time.

After two seasons as Chelsea’s manager, Conte is back at his former residence, but he still has a strong allegiance to the residents of north London. An early test of Tottenham’s talents will take place at Stamford Bridge after a successful summer of hiring, which has them being predicted to surpass their opponents.

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