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Not Again: Neymar And Cavani Clash Over Penalty Kick In PSG's 2-0 Win


NEYMAR and Edinson Cavani seemed to have crossed each other's part again over a penalty during their 2-0 win against Troyes.

Cavani was dragged down in the area against Troyes to win the spot-kick in the first-half.


Edinson Cavani and Neymar seemed to have a disagreement over another penalty
Neymar looked like he was going to step up and take the penalty before his Uruguayan team-mate seemed to snatch the ball off of him again.

The world's most expensive player then seemed to begrudgingly walk away before Cavani had his penalty saved anyway.

Cavani and Neymar famously fell-out earlier in the season as they argued over who should take spot kicks.

They have shared penalty duties since but there were rumours the rift had ruffled some feathers in the PSG dressing room.


The Ligue 1 leaders still managed to pick up the three points and extend their lead at the top of Ligue 1.

Neymar opened the scoring on 73 minutes before Cavani then sealed the win on the 90th with his effort.

They are now ten points clear at the top and look unstoppable in their quest for the title.

Marseille are in second while Monaco fell down to fourth behind Lyon after a 1-0 loss against Nantes.

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