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Watch Neymar ask goalkeeper which corner to shoot in before taking sneaky ‘pass-penalty’ for PSG


BRAZILIAN Neymar is back on the field and back toying with opposition goalkeepers.

The Paris Saint-Germain ace was captured appearing to cheekily ask Waasland-Beveren’s keeper which corner he should shoot in from the penalty spot.

Neymar joked around with opposition keeper Lucas PirardCredit: AFP or licensors

Neymar chatted with the goalkeeper before taking the penalty

Pirard was seen laughing before the spot-kick

In a light-hearted moment during the exhibition game Neymar playfully chatted with opponent Lucas Pirard while he stood waiting to take the pen.

But incredibly after sharing a joke, Neymar didn’t event take a shot as he strode up to the ball and rolled it off the spot.

An onrushing Mauro Icardi surged into the box and slammed it home for a well executed “pass-penalty”.

The game against the Belgian second division side was the second friendly match the French side have played this week.

Thomas Tuchel’s side are dusting off the cobwebs after four months out of action.

Ligue 1 was cancelled amid the coronavirus pandemic in March with PSG later handed the title courtesy of the 12-point lead they had at the top.

Neymar scored an earlier penalty the traditional wayCredit: Reuters

The reigning champs travelled to second-tier Le Havre last Sunday and pulled off a thumping 9-0 win with a limited number of fans welcomed back to view the game.

Neymar and Co returned to the Parc des Princes against Waasland Beveren on Friday.

Once again they ran out convincing winners with a 7-0 victory which included a goal for Kylian Mbappe as well as a regulation finish from the penalty spot for Neymar before he assisted Icardi’s goal.

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Source: Soccer - thesun.co.uk


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