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PSG improving level with every game, says Neymar

Leeds [UK], Sept 23 (ANI): After the victory over Lyon on Monday, Paris Saint-Germain's Neymar said they are improving their level with every game.

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Leeds [UK], Sept 23 (ANI): After the victory over Lyon on Monday, Paris Saint-Germain's Neymar said they are improving their level with every game.
"It was a very difficult match. Lyon is a very strong team. They defended very well and played with very dangerous counter-attacks. Every game, we improve our level. We really played well," Goal.com quoted Neymar as saying.
Both PSG and Lyon gave each other a tough competition during their Ligue 1 clash. The match witnessed a goalless first half and in the 87th minute, Neymar scored a goal, handing PSG a 1-0 victory.
"Scoring is always good for the confidence. I hope to continue like that," Neymar said.
PSG are on the top of the Ligue 1 points table with 15 points and will now compete against Stade Reims on September 26. (ANI)

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