Paris Saint-Germain secured a 2-0 victory over Le Havre in a Ligue 1 clash on Sunday, despite early red card awarded Gianluigi Donnarumma. The match which held at the Stade Oceane stadium in Le Havre, saw Donnarumma pick a red card for a bizarre high foot challenge 10 minutes into the game. The 24-year-old goalie misjudged the movement of the ball before landing his foot high on Le Havre’s Josue Casimir. The deadlock was broken in the 23rd minute when Kylian Mbappe struck a maestro to give Parisiens the lead.
Mbappe opened scoring for PSG – PSG on X Vitinha capped it all in the dying minute to full-time, to seal all three points for Luis Enrique’s side. PSG’s win keep them at the top of the Ligue 1 table, with 33 points, while Le Havre remain in the ninth position.
PSG goalkeeper, Sergio Rico. Source: Getty The 29-year-old was taken into intensive care following the head injuries he received. Sergio Rico was taken off of sedation a fortnight ago, only to be put back into a coma a few hours later. The goalkeeper’s wife, Alba Silva, who gave an update on his health while speaking to the Spanish outlet, Telecinco, said her husband has regained consciousness and is on the mend. She said; “We can finally see the end of the tunnel. We’re going there step by step. I knew from the beginning that he would get through it because he’s a champion.” The hospital where he is being treated, the Virgen del Rocío Hospital in Sevilla, said updates would only be provided in major developments upon demand of the player’s family. 
It was reported earlier that the 20-year-old supporter invaded the pitch late in the game and punched the goalkeeper in the face. Dmitrovic who wasn’t injured from the punch, wrestled the pitch invader to the ground afterward before stewards ejected him. PSV won the second leg of the Europa League knockout play-off tie 2-0, but Sevilla progressed to the last-16 of the tournament on a 3-2 aggregate. 
After the pitch invader was arrested, it was discovered that he had already been banned by the Dutch Football Association (KNVB). He accessed the Phillips Stadium on the night of the incident with a ticket bought by a friend. He has now been jailed for three months, one month of which is ‘conditional’. 
Trailing 3-0 from the Europa League knockout round play-off first leg, PSV scored two late goals through Luuk de Jong and Fabio Silva. But Ruud van Nistelrooy’s side could not find a crucial third goal as the match finished 3-2 on aggregate in favour of Sevilla. The supporter ran on the pitch in the closing stages of the play-off tie and appeared to punch the Serbian keeper. 
The pitch invader was eventually led away by stewards after the incident in the closing stages of the match. Commenting on being attacked after the match was concluded, Dmitrovic said; “He came and pushed me from behind. He was probably angry about the result and a bit crazy already. He tried to hit me and I managed to grab him and wait for him to security will arrive. It’s never nice to see this in football, it shouldn’t happen and from now on I hope these things are well punished. 
“I have never seen anything like it. I’ll keep my mouth shut so I don’t say what I would really like to do in that moment. “He wanted to hurt me, it’s a shame that something like this happens in football field. UEFA must intervene.” 
