Lyon 2-1 PSG: Fekir wins the match while Ole Gunnar Solskjaer stands out

Paris Saint Germain fell on Sunday night, bowing to Lyon as Manchester United boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer was watching the stands on a scouting mission.

The acting boss of Old Trafford was present to watch the team that would soon face United in the Champions League at 16, and may have been very encouraged by what he saw.

Solskjaer took his place in the stands, mingling with his supporters by wearing a gray pompom cap and a thick raincoat to protect himself from the harsh conditions.

Although having taken the lead for 7 minutes over Angel Di Maria, PSG sank under pressure from the organizers and slipped to a close defeat.

Manchester United boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer sees PSG in Lyon

Interim manager takes his place in the stands, watching for the first leg in the Champions League

Captain Nabil Fekir had the courage to score and win the victory

After scoring the decisive goal

Fekir allowed his team to score three decisive points and scored again against PSG

Former Tottenham general midfielder Moussa Dembele equalized the score for Lyon before their captain and talisman Nabil Fekir showed up.

After the penalty was awarded, Fekir moved forward and sent the ball straight up, not giving in to pressure and leaving Lyon on the road to victory.

The former goal of Liverpool has the gift of scoring against the Parisians, after being enraged on a late free kick last season and provoking the fury of PSG supporters after wearing his jersey in front of the stands.

Wonderkid Kylian Mbappe has been denied repeatedly by goalkeeper Anthony Lopes

Angel Di Maria opened the scoring in seven minutes but Lyon made a strong comeback

PSG remains unsigned Neymar record, and their advantage without the mercurial Brazilian now becomes obvious.

Wonderkid Kylian Mbappe tried several times to break Lyon's bottom line, but Anthony Lopes, who was standing between the two posts, had denied him several times.

Although the PSG has the league pretty much locked with a margin of ten points and matches in hand, its European status is much less secure.

Although they were the favorites of the draw for the last 16 draws, the injury inflicted on Neymar and the rebirth of United under Solsjkaer led many players to slow the progression of the English side.

The two teams will meet on Tuesday, February 12 for the first leg at Old Trafford, before the return leg in Paris on Wednesday, March 6th.