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They may not have made a statement in the Champions League, but PSG are the leaders of football's new order as Real Madrid will discover with Neymar

They’re not going away, Paris Saint-Germain. Those two late goals on Valentine’s Day from Cristiano Ronaldo and Marcelo at the Bernabeu, which mean Real Madrid take a 3-1 advantage to the Parc des Princes next week, were greeted in some quarters like a repulsion of the barbarians at the gate and a vindication of the old order of football.

Of course, it always fun to laugh at expensive mistakes. And Paris Saint-Germain appear to be one of the funniest and most expensive.

Their net spend is £786 since 2011 (including the promised £160m for Kylian Mbappe this summer) when Qatar Sports Investments brought them and still the Champions League quarter-finals appears to be the line in the sand which they cannot cross.