"Khvicha Kvaratskhelia twice fizzed shots inches past the post in the opening minutes before Richarlison gave Spurs the lead five minutes past the half-hour mark, tapping home from close range off Randal Kolo Muani's nod back. PSG drew level on the stroke of half-time as Vitinha powered a spectacular effort from 20 yards out into the top-right corner off the crossbar."
"Tottenham restored their lead five minutes into the second half as Kolo Muani turned goalscorer against his parent club, the forward on hand with a timely rebound after Archie Gray's shot ricocheted off the bar. Vitinha once more powered PSG level with another stellar effort from the edge of the area, this time curling a gorgeous left-footed strike past a helpless Guglielmo Vicario."
"The final 30 minutes saw a thrilling finish, with Willian Pacho seemingly putting the result to bed in the 65th as Spurs failed to clear a corner, opening the door for the Ecuadorian to slide a fourth past Vicario. But Kolo Muani continued his torment, drilling home a powerful finish across Lucas Chevalier in the 72nd minute to set up a grandstand finish."
"Vitinha completed his first senior hat-trick, coolly finishing from the penalty spot in the 76th minute after the hosts were awarded a spot-kick for a handball by Cristian Romero following a VAR review. Lucas Hernandez was shown a straight red card in the dying minutes for a careless elbow on Xavi Simons, but there was no time left for Spurs to attempt a comeback of their own."
Paris Saint-Germain beat Tottenham 5-3 in a Champions League thriller, with Vitinha scoring his first senior hat-trick. Khvicha Kvaratskhelia nearly opened the scoring early, and Richarlison put Tottenham ahead before half-time. Vitinha equalised on the stroke of half-time with a 20-yard strike. In the second half Kolo Muani restored Spurs' lead before Vitinha levelled again with a curled left-footed effort. Fabian Ruiz gave PSG their first lead, Willian Pacho made it 4-3 for Spurs, and Kolo Muani levelled again. Vitinha converted a penalty to make it 5-4, and a late Lucas Hernandez red card ended Spurs' comeback chances.
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