A rotated Paris Saint-Germain side showcased their resilience, coming back to defeat Strasbourg in a thrilling match on Saturday evening in Alsace.

The match started with a strong performance from Strasbourg when Gio Reyna unleashed a shot at the near post, which took a crucial deflection off a defender, slipping past Matvey Safonov in goal for PSG. The momentum shifted significantly after the break, as Conrad Harder had a golden opportunity to extend Strasbourg's lead with a brilliant header, saved impressively by Safonov. Harder attempted again from a tight angle at the 66-minute mark, but the Russian keeper denied him once more, keeping the score at 1-0.

However, PSG turned the tide late in the game. Despite missing a penalty, Ousmane Dembele made a pivotal contribution in the 76th minute, delivering a superb cross that Ilya Zabarnyi converted to level the score. Just nine minutes later, Dembele redeemed himself by scoring his first Ligue 1 goal of the season with a well-placed strike from distance.

The victory was sealed in injury time when Ferran Torres assisted Desire Doue, wrapping up the match at 3-1 in favor of PSG.

Luis Enrique's strategic rotation nearly backfired, especially with Marquinhos absent from the squad, but the team's late-game performance secured them vital points and a much-needed rest for key players.