According to the police, the first victim was watching the game, when just left the stadium by two masked black man with a knife stabbed. While another victim is in about half an hour after the end of the game hurt, the fans at the time and two companions encountered a group of villains attacks. Two of the victims were rushed to the hospital after the injury, there were no life-threatening, and one of them still in the hospital for treatment.
Police said the identity of the perpetrators temporarily unknown. These two assault cases have nothing to do with football together, probably robbed.
Spanish football fans had attacked a death has just occurred. November 30, at the former Atletico Madrid vs. Deportivo La Coruna in the Primera Liga match, the fans in the vicinity of the stadium fight, resulting in the death of one of the away fans, including a policeman and caused, including 11 people were injured. These messages do not want to watch the game affect friends, we work together to focus on the latest events under PSG，the belows news are from psg official site
THE MATCH: PARIS END IN BEAUTY For their 63rd and final match of 2014, Paris Saint-Germain had every intention of recording a 43rd victory (12 draws and 8 losses). The final game of their Qatar Winter Tour, was a gala friendly match for Les Rouge et Bleu against Inter at the Grand Stade de Marrakech. Yeti t was the Italians that opened the hostilities. Set up by M'Vila, Kuzmanovic tried his luck from 25 metres out, but the ball whistled past Douchez's goal (4'). Paris responded through Ibrahimovic who saw his effort saved by Handanovic, before Icardi forced Douchez into another save on the counterattack (28'). The match was a friendly in name only as the two sides exchanged blows. Rabiot and then Matuidi were denied by an excellent Handanovic (37'), before Icardi saw another effort flash wide (43').
THE MATCH: PARIS END IN BEAUTY
For their 63rd and final match of 2014, Paris Saint-Germain had every intention of recording a 43rd victory (12 draws and 8 losses). The final game of their Qatar Winter Tour, was a gala friendly match for Les Rouge et Bleu against Inter at the Grand Stade de Marrakech. Yeti t was the Italians that opened the hostilities. Set up by M'Vila, Kuzmanovic tried his luck from 25 metres out, but the ball whistled past Douchez's goal (4'). Paris responded through Ibrahimovic who saw his effort saved by Handanovic, before Icardi forced Douchez into another save on the counterattack (28'). The match was a friendly in name only as the two sides exchanged blows. Rabiot and then Matuidi were denied by an excellent Handanovic (37'), before Icardi saw another effort flash wide (43').
After the break, Laurent Blanc's squad got the upper hand. Cheered on
by the 'home' support, they applied the pressure on the Inter goal.
Ibrahimovic (46'), Camara (54') and Van der Wiel (56') all tried to
break the deadlock... without success. That honour fell to Cabaye… Van
der Wiel broke down the right and crossed low and hard. Wrestling with
Matuidi, Vidic could only clear as far as Cabaye, who side-footed home (1-0, 57').
The final chances, to Rabiot (68') for Paris and for Mbaye (88') and
Vidic (90+2') couldn't change the final score as Paris won their final
match of 2014 and ended the year in beauty. Bring on 2015!
THE TURNING POINT: BOTH SIDES FAIL TO LAND KNOCKOUT PUNCH
After 28 minutes it was still scoreless when Chantôme spots Van der Wiel's run in behind the defence. He released the Dutchman who beat his man before picking out Ibrahimovic. Excellently positioned, the man that wore the Nerazzurri between 2006 and 2009 looked like he'd opened the scoring, before a magnificent save from Handanovic who, with his foot, turned the ball wide. Moments later, Roberto Mancini's men raced forward on the counterattack. Played through on goal, Icardi was one-on-one with Douchez, on the left of the area, but the Paris Saint-Germain 'keeper got down well and made the save. Two chances in the space of a minute that could have seen the game take a very different course...
A MAN IN THE MATCH: YOHAN CABAYE
Named in the starting line-up in midfield by Laurent Blanc, Yohan Cabaye produced a neat and tidy display. Whether it was winning back possession or providing the killer pass, the former Newcastle United man was everywhere on Tuesday night in Marrakech. From a corner, he very nearly provided the assist for Camara, who headed just wide (54'). A few minutes later, the Paris Saint-Germain No.4 opened the scoring himself. Following in after Inter failed to clear a Van der Wiel cross, he steered the ball home and offered his side victory (57'). Now he needs to build on this performance at the Altrad Stadium, against Montpellier, next Monday in the Coupe de France round of 64...
For their 63rd and final match of 2014, Paris Saint-Germain had every intention of recording a 43rd victory (12 draws and 8 losses). The final game of their Qatar Winter Tour, was a gala friendly match for Les Rouge et Bleu against Inter at the Grand Stade de Marrakech. Yeti t was the Italians that opened the hostilities. Set up by M'Vila, Kuzmanovic tried his luck from 25 metres out, but the ball whistled past Douchez's goal (4'). Paris responded through Ibrahimovic who saw his effort saved by Handanovic, before Icardi forced Douchez into another save on the counterattack (28'). The match was a friendly in name only as the two sides exchanged blows. Rabiot and then Matuidi were denied by an excellent Handanovic (37'), before Icardi saw another effort flash wide (43').
After 28 minutes it was still scoreless when Chantôme spots Van der Wiel's run in behind the defence. He released the Dutchman who beat his man before picking out Ibrahimovic. Excellently positioned, the man that wore the Nerazzurri between 2006 and 2009 looked like he'd opened the scoring, before a magnificent save from Handanovic who, with his foot, turned the ball wide. Moments later, Roberto Mancini's men raced forward on the counterattack. Played through on goal, Icardi was one-on-one with Douchez, on the left of the area, but the Paris Saint-Germain 'keeper got down well and made the save. Two chances in the space of a minute that could have seen the game take a very different course...
Named in the starting line-up in midfield by Laurent Blanc, Yohan Cabaye produced a neat and tidy display. Whether it was winning back possession or providing the killer pass, the former Newcastle United man was everywhere on Tuesday night in Marrakech. From a corner, he very nearly provided the assist for Camara, who headed just wide (54'). A few minutes later, the Paris Saint-Germain No.4 opened the scoring himself. Following in after Inter failed to clear a Van der Wiel cross, he steered the ball home and offered his side victory (57'). Now he needs to build on this performance at the Altrad Stadium, against Montpellier, next Monday in the Coupe de France round of 64...
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