Melker Ellborg: 7/10
Made a fantastic double save right at the death to stop PSG making it a one goal game, no chance with either goal but his distribution was good tonight, with the goalkeeper always looking to set the team on the counter.
Alex Lienard: 9/10
PSG struggled to get anything going down the right due to Lienard being too quick and strong, read the game really well to make important blocks and clearances.
Ben Kindon: 8/10
Got a goal at the second attempt to make it 4-1, his first effort was blocked on the line but made no mistake when he got
another chance. Defended really well alongside Alese too.
Aji Alese: 8/10
A steady performance at the back, covering Lightfoot when needed and was always on hand when the visitors found room in the box. Made a good diving block in injury time but that unfortunuately rebounded off another player and past a stranded Ellborg.
Archie Lightfoot: 7/10
Had a difficult game thanks to PSG’s tricky right winger, let him cut inside and score early on but stuck at it and made life difficult for the attacker.
Kay Munyakazi: 7/10
Played a lovely first time ball to Ogunsuyi for the third and got forward often to provide another body in the box. Had a couple of efforts that he couldn’t quite connect with and his passing in forward areas was a little loose.
Alan Browne: 9/10
Sat in front of the back four and read the game brilliantly all night, was always on hand to steal the ball during a dangerous attack. Mostly great on the ball too, other than one loose ball on the half way line that started a dangerous PSG counter.
Felix Scott: 7/10
A quiet night on the ball for Scott but pressed PSG relentlessly when they were in possession, having a hand in the first two goals with quick passes to teammates.
Jack Whittaker: 9/10
Stole the show in the first half, with three good goals. Being in the right place to tap in the first, running onto the second to drill the ball into the far corner from the edge of the box and then cutting inside and whipping a shot into the top corner to complete his hattrick. Much quieter after the break but still caused the PSG right back problems thanks to his quick feet.
Tom Proctor: 9/10
Picked up 3 assists tonight thanks to his vision around the box, was actually on the ground for the first one but still managed to pick out Whittaker at the back post, laid the ball back to the same player for the second and then found Kindon at the back post for the fourth. Hassled and harried PSG when they were on the ball around their own box all night.
Trey Ogunsuyi: 8/10
Got an assist after picking out Whittaker to complete his hattrick but never really got many chances himself, with his best effort coming when he headed over a Proctor corner. His hold up play was exemplary, always managing to make the ball stick and then find a teammate.
Substitutes
Liam Hunt: 7/10
It’s a big compliment to Hunt that when he replaced Alan Browne, who had made a big impression on the game thanks to his experience, there was no drop off when Hunt came onto the field.
Charlie Dinsdale: 6/10
Was very positive after coming on but lost the ball a bit too cheaply on a couple of occasions by hanging onto it a little too long.
Charlie Scorer: 6/10
Gave us some energy in the closing stages down the left.
Man of the Match: Jack Whittaker
The entire team played well tonight, with the likes of Proctor, Browne and Ogunsuyi shining, but the man of the match has to be the player who goes home with the match ball. The goal that completed his hattrick was the pick of the night from both sides, curling into the top corner after cutting inside his man, but the other two were good too.
