PSG loanee Randal Kolo Muani shone against his parent club with two goals and an assist but his heroics ultimately counted for nothing as Tottenham slumped to a comprehensive 5-3 defeat at the reigning European champions. Spurs went ahead twice in the game but were undone by some dismal defending as PSG scored five times and took him all three points.
Tottenham took a shock lead on 35 minutes with a well-worked goal. Archie Gray did well to get down the left flank and dig out a cross for Kolo Muani. The PSG loanee rose well to power a head back across goal and give Richarlison the simple task of nodding into an empty net.
The goal looked to have stunned the visitors but they were back on level terms before the break. A corner in from the left was only cleared as far as Vitinha on the edge of the box. The Brazilian was not closed down quickly enough and was able to smash home a ferocious strike that flew past Guglielmo Vicario and in off the underside of the bar.
The two sides traded goals again at the start of the second half. Kolo Muani volleyed home from inside the penalty area after PSG failed to clear a corner, before Vitinha grabbed his second of the match three minutes later with a curling effort that beat Vicario.
PSG then took control of the game, although they were given a helping hand by Spurs. Romero's ball to Sarr saw the midfielder gift possession away in a dangerous area, allowing Fabian Ruiz to sweep home and put the visitors in front for the first time. More disastrous defending allowed Willian Pacho to make it 4-2 from a corner, before Kolo Muani grabbed his second of the night after a rare poor moment from Vitinha.
However, the Brazilian had the last laugh by walking off with the match ball. Romero conceded a penalty for handball as he tried to block a shot, allowing Vitinha the simple task of completing his hat-trick from the penalty spot.
PSG were reduced to ten men in added time when Lucas Hernandez elbowed Xavi Simons in the face, but it was too late for Spurs to capitalise on this advantage.
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