The three favourites for the Golden Ball Award are all sluggish in the Champions League! Mbappe had 0 shots on target in the whole game, and was locked by Barcelona 2

In a key match in the first leg of the Champions League 1/4 finals that ended in the early morning of April 11, Beijing time, Paris Saint-Germain sat at home and was scored 2 goals by Barcelona when they were once leading 2-1, and finally lost 2-3. In this game, the French superstar Mbappe in the Paris team performed poorly, not only failed to score, but also had 0 shots on target.

Since this game is a key match in the Champions League quarterfinals, coach Enrique and the Paris hierarchy did not have the courage to let Mbappe rest again, but despite his start, Mbappe's performance was very flat.

With Barca's most reassuring Antonio Kounde and Araujo on one side of his attack, Mbappe did not take advantage of these two Barca giants and was even severely limited most of the time.

In the 5th minute of the game, Mbappe received a cross from Mendes and volleyed the ball wide of the far corner. This is already one of the few photogenic shots of Mbappe in this game, although the first goal of Grand Paris also has the credit of Mbappe's active efforts to save the ball, but the goal can be scored more because of Dembele's personal ability.

According to the post-match statistics, Mbappe only had three shots on target in this campaign, in addition to three offsides, 44 touches but as many as 13 missed the goal. After the game, the authoritative foreign media sofascore only gave Mbappe a score of 6.8.

Coincidentally, not only Mbappe, but also Haaland and Bellingham, who are also worth as much as 180 million euros, also performed sluggishly in the first leg of the Champions League quarterfinals, Haaland had 1 shot and 1 shot, and Belin had 1 shot and 0 shots. Although all three are favourites to win this year's Ballon d'Or, at least in terms of their performance in this round of the Champions League, they will need to continue to work hard to improve their performances.