Lucas Chevalier Erupts in Anger Following Lamine Camara’s Brutal Tackle

Paris Saint-Germain has faced a setback. After three consecutive victories, including a significant win against Tottenham in the Champions League, Luis Enrique’s team lost to AS Monaco with a score of 1-0 due to a goal from Minamino. This defeat could have serious consequences, especially if Olympique de Marseille wins against Toulouse and RC Lens secures a victory over Angers, potentially dropping PSG from first to third place.

Lucas Chevalier Expresses Concern

After the match, Lucas Chevalier (24) voiced his frustrations, pointing out that the hectic match schedule and recurring injuries were hindering their performance. “Several things didn’t work out; we lacked impact, made poor passes, and were not aggressive enough… we weren’t at 100%. Monaco was sharper; we pushed, but not enough to secure the win today. It all came down to one goal. We’re facing an unusual season with many injuries,” he noted.

He also mentioned a concerning incident involving Lamine Camara. In the 12th minute, the Monaco midfielder attempted to take the ball from the goalkeeper but missed his tackle badly, nearly injuring the French international, who remained on the ground for several seconds. Camara received only a yellow card, and thankfully, Chevalier seemed to escape serious injury.

Luis Enrique’s Surprise

Even Rafel Pol, Luis Enrique’s assistant, found it difficult to comprehend the referee’s decision, especially since the VAR was not consulted after the incident. “As for my ankle? Honestly, it could be better. I think everyone saw: today, my career could have changed dramatically; I was extremely lucky. Some actions need to be avoided, and today, I know I can keep playing football every week. I really was very lucky,” he stated on beIN Sports.

defended by Luis Enrique, who also expressed concern about the risky tackle: “Lucas Chevalier was very fortunate today because I think… I won’t say more, as it’s not my job, but it’s incredible! Lucas Chevalier was extremely lucky…” analyzed the Parisian coach. Fortunately, the PSG goalkeeper escaped with minor concerns.