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The latest installment of PSG Small Talk features host Marc Damon discussing Paris Saint-Germain's 4-0 win over Anderlecht, the upcoming match against rivals Marseille, and PSG's partnership with the Rolling Stones.

Marc Damon breaks down PSG's 2-1 win over Dijon and looks ahead to their Champions League match against Anderlecht.

Marc Damon (@MarcDamon1) discusses the hottest topics surrounding Paris Saint-Germain since the start of the international break.

Louis, Dave, and Marc discuss PSG's wins over Bayern Munich, Bordeaux and the rise of Mbappe, Cavani and Neymar.

PSG put Europe on notice after thumping Bayern Munich 3-0 at the Parc des Princes.

We're back and better than ever with contributors from three different continents. Guillaume (@OfTheDoor1) hosts and he welcomes Cose (@CoseEspinosa), and Matt (@PSGTourist) to break down the latest PSG news and results.

PSG drop points against Montpellier and we look ahead to the Bayern Munich match.

Paris Saint-Germain won their sixth straight Ligue 1 match in a row as they defeated Olympique Lyonnais 2-0 at the Parc des Princes on Sunday.

The win was somewhat controversial as it took two own-goals for PSG to see the game through and secure the three points. Here to break down the highs and lows of the game is Marc Damon (@MarcDamon1), host of PSG Small Talk.

In the latest episode, Marc talks about PSG's dominating start to the season and how important that is given all of the new faces in the squad. Against Lyon, several players performed well but Layvin Kurzawa continues to struggle. Is it time for the left-back to be replaced by Yuri Berchiche? Adrien Rabiot gutted out an impressive performance and Thiago Silva and Presnel Kimpembe held things together on defense.

As it always is with PSG though, the game is never just about the score or tactics. There's always drama. Marc gives his thoughts on the Neymar Jr./Edinson Cavani penalty kick fiasco (#penaltygate). Who should be PSG's primary penalty taker?

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On Tuesday night, Paris Saint-Germain faced Celtic FC in Glasgow, Scotland, in what was their first real test under the bright UEFA Champions League lights since their big summer signings. With all eyes on Neymar Jr. and Kylian Mbappé, the two attacking wingers delivered a performance that put the rest of Europe on notice.

PSG Small Talk host Marc Damon (@MarcDamon1) dissects PSG's 5-0 win over Celtic and explains why this was as close to a perfect performance from Les Parisiens as we've seen in quite a while. Not only was the attacking trio of Edinson Cavani, Mbappé, and Neymar firing on all cylinders, but the midfield was outstanding as well. Thiago Motta turned back the clock, Marco Verratti was solid following a poor showing with his national team, and Adrien Rabiot put in a man of the match performance. As the young Frenchman continues to elevate his game, could he be the key to winning the Champions League this season?

While there's very few things to complain about, there is a slight concern at the back especially with Layvin Kurzawa. The talented left-back is dynamic going forward but he left too many channels for Celtic to run into and put crosses into Alphonse Areola's box. Against better teams this could be an issue and many speculate whether his attacking ability is needed in a squad that features the offensive talent of PSG.

Now is not the time to be too negative though. Five goals on the road in the Champions League is quite the accomplishment and will go a long way in helping them top FC Bayern Munich in the group. Listen to our latest podcast and make sure to subscribe for future episodes.

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In the latest PSG Small Talk, host Marc Damon (@MarcDamon1) discusses the 4-2-3-1 formation and the issues it causes at the back. Can the offense cover up the lack of a quality defensive midfielder? Also, a mistake from Alphonse Areola led to Metz’s only goal and while some may be calling for Kevin Trapp to be the starter again, Damon explains why supporters need to stop scapegoating every time a player (and the manager) make a mistake and give this team time to develop.

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