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PSG were denied by a stoppage-time penalty from Dominik Szoboszlai as RB Leipzig forced a 2-2 draw in their Champions League clash on matchday four. Christopher Nkunku gave RB Leipzig an early lead in the eighth minute, but a double from Georginio Wijnaldum put PSG in front before half-time.
Andre Silva missed a penalty shortly after Leipzig's opener. However, The Red Bulls got another chance in the 91st minute when Nkunku was fouled inside the area by Presnel Kimpembe. Dominik Szoboszlai, who'd only come on as a substitute, nonchalantly buried his spot-kick to help Leipzig earn their first point of the season.
With Manchester City winning the other game, Group A is now blown wide open. On that note, here are the player ratings for both teams.
RB Leipzig player ratings against PSG
Peter Gulacsi - 6.5/10
He couldn't help with either of PSG's goals, but remained vigilant every time they came forward, making two saves too.
Willy Orban - 6/10
The Hungarian produced a superb block on Angel Di Maria early on, and was generally good in defence. It was a surprise why he was taken off at half-time.
Mohamed Simakan - 6.5/10
He was among the more vocal players on the field. Simakan showed his leadership qualities, passing the ball around well, registering a 93% success.
Josko Gvardiol - 6.5/10
His passing was wayward, but Gvardiol was sound in defence. He also completed two clearances and three interceptions against PSG.
Nordi Mukiele - 7/10
His Terrier-like pressing was key to winning back possession against PSG. He created a chance in the opening minute, but Mukiele often struggled to keep up with Kylian Mbappe's pace.
Konrad Laimer - 6/10
He lost possession several times, and was caught out by PSG on the break.
Tyler Adams - 6/10
The first player to be booked on the night, Adams was shown a yellow for catching Di Maria. He will now miss Leipzig's next game to Club Brugge because of a suspension.
Angelino - 6/10
The highly-rated full-back was uncharacteristically poor on the night. He even saw an effort blocked in the second half.
Christopher Nkunku - 8/10
He put Leipzig in front with an early goa,l and then won the stoppage-time penalty. Sky's the limit for the youngster, who's having a fine campaign in Europe this season.
Emil Forsberg - 6/10
The Swede's sixth-minute effort was comfortably saved by Donnarumma and didn't do much thereafter. He was the first Leipzig player to be taken off too.
Andre Silva - 6.5/10
His tame effort from the spot was saved by PSG custodian Gianluigi Donnarumma. Nevertheless, Silva remained a hige threat against PSG for the time he was on the field, thanks to his intelligent movements and Terrier-like pressing.
Ratings of Leipzig substitutes against PSG
Amadou Haidara - 6.5/10
He came on for Orban at half-time, and put up a decent performance in defence.
Dominik Szoboszlai - 7/10
He successfully converted his penalty in stoppage-time to earn Leipzig a valuable point on the night.
Yussuf Poulsen - 6/10
The Dane didn't do much besides getting into the referee's books for a foul on Marquinhos in the 94th minute.
Dani Olmo - 6/10
He was an outlet in Leipzig's attack, but didn't really trouble PSG.
Benjamin Henrichs - N/A
The youngster had very little time to make any notable impact in the game.
Ratings of PSG players against Leipzig
Gianluigi Donnarumma - 7/10
The PSG custodian saved Silva's penalty, but had no such luck with Szoboszlai's penalty for Leipzig..
Achraf Hakimi - 6/10
The Moroccan was all over the place at the back, and didn't conjure anything meaningful going forward either.
Marquinhos - 5.5/10
The ever-reliable PSG defender was in complete shambles during the opening exchanges. He did manage to bag an assist for Wijnaldum's second goal, though.
Presnel Kimpembe - 4/10
He was harried by Nkunku on the night, and made some clumsy challenges too which earned him a booking. Kimpembe conceded the stoppage-time penalty with another silly foul.
Nuno Mendes - 5/10
A rising star, Mendes, too, was disappointing on the night, as he failed to track Nkunku, and didn't many any impact offensively either.
Georginio Wijnaldum - 8.5/10
The former Liverpool midfielder struck twice to become PSG's unlikely hero of the evening. He's finally turning a corner in PSG colours.
Danilo Pereira - 4/10
He conceded the first Leipzig penalty, and was completely run over in midfield by their marauding forwards.
Idrissa Gueye - 5/10
A total no-show, but Gueye was lucky that players around him were far worse.
Angel Di Maria - 6/10
He gave the ball away under pressure that eventually resulted in Leipzig's opener. The PSG winger was generally quiet in attack too.
Kylian Mbappe - 5/10
The 22-year-old was at the receiving end of many chances on the night, but failed to bury any of them. Mbappe, though, bagged an assist.
Neymar - 7/10
Amid all the chaos, Neymar's performance went off the radar. But he was a lively attacking presence for PSG, dangerous on and off the ball and creating many chances.
Ratings of PSG substitutes against Leipzig
Julian Draxler - 4/10
In 12 minutes of action, he failed to make a single touch on the ball.
Ander Herrera - 4/10
He came on at the same time as Draxler. But his only highlight was a yellow card for remonstrating with the referee.
Mauro Icardi - N/A
PSG were leading when he came on. But he couldn't do anything about the penalty that earned Leipzig a point on the night.
