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Rubro-negros react to Filipe Luís' Monaco victory over PSG: 'Nobody dies owing us anything'

oglobo4 September 2026 at 22:00

Monaco, led by Brazilian Filipe Luís, defeated Paris Saint-Germain 2-1 on Friday in a match played at the Parc des Princes. The victory was built in the second half, after Marquinhos had opened the scoring for PSG in the first half. The goals for the comeback were scored by Nazinho and Idumbo, guaranteeing Monaco another expressive victory in the French championship.

With the result, Monaco reached three wins in three games in Ligue 1, accumulating 9 points and taking the lead of the French championship. Filipe Luís' start in charge of the team has been widely positive, with performances that have drawn attention in the European football scene.

The victory drove the web crazy in Brazil, especially the fans of Flamengo, the club Filipe Luís was managing until recently. On social media, many rubro-negros celebrated the result, noting that Monaco defeated the same PSG that beat Flamengo on penalties in the Intercontinental Cup final last December.

The fans also referenced Flamengo's famous slogan 'Nobody dies owing us anything,' celebrating the former coach's victory over the French team. Some fans admitted missing Filipe Luís in charge of the Rio club, recognizing the good work the coach is doing at Monaco.

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