Prominent last summer in the preseason matches, Jean-Kevin Augustine allowed the PSG to win Wednesday in Doha, against Inter Milan (1 -0) to conclude his internship in Qatar. Laurent Blanc’s training never really shook the leading of Serie A.
With five goals before the start of the season, including two doubles and Fiorentina against Wiener, Jean-Kevin Augustine distinguished himself as the best director champion France in the warm-up matches. Unfortunately for him, it did not prompt Laurent Blanc to give him playing time result during official meetings. The 18-year-old French player had 8 entries this season in all competitions before being tenured Wednesday in Doha, against Inter Milan, alongside Zlatan Ibrahimovic in a 4-4-2 system. And just like its summer performances, Augustine was one of the most viewed players, with Marco Verratti, during this match which concluded the mini-course organized by the Qatar Paris Saint-Germain.
Although private to kick off their South American international, who arrived only yesterday in Doha, and because of a serious turnover operated the hour, the Parisians do not really bothered by the formation Roberto Mancini who lost 1-0, as a year ago to the day, the same score with a goal by Yohan Cabaye, on a realization of Augustine, in the last minute of regulation time of the first period (45th). Whoever has attended the capital training center served (with some success) by Marco Verratti, Samir Handanovic has deceived a crossfire triggered the right side of the penalty area.
It was only logical given the number of opportunities for the benefit of France champion, as found by the crossbar Verratti to play half an hour (29th), or tap on a shot of Handanovic drawing Ibra who spun in corner (13th). The speed of Augustine also caused two yellow cards in the match in quick succession late in the game. 1 for Dimarco, while Augustine had taken speed and sped to the goal, and 2 minutes later, the Guadeloupean Gravel was drying his compatriot by crushing his right foot from all his cleats. John Kevin Augustine again scored points in any case can be enough to be at work reviewing the Wasquehal, 3 January 32nd finals of the Coupe de France.
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