Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) were held to a 0-0 draw against Auxerre, their second consecutive domestic stalemate. This follows a 1-0 defeat to Bayern Munich in the UEFA Champions League, increasing pressure on coach Luis Enrique and his squad

PSG's upcoming match against Strasbourg comes after an international break, during which many of their players were called up for national duty. Enrique pointed out that the travel and playing time with international teams could impact his squad's performance

PSG coach Luis Enrique revealed that the 27-year-old winger was left out due to disciplinary reasons, following reports of a heated exchange between the player and the manager after the team’s 3-1 victory over Rennes last Friday

After suffering a narrow 3-2 defeat at the Parc des Princes in the first leg, PSG rebounded spectacularly in the second leg, securing a 4-1 victory to eliminate the La Liga giants from the tournament

Despite fervent anticipation surrounding Mbappé's potential move to the Spanish giants, PSG has chosen to remain tight-lipped regarding the rationale behind his exclusion from the matchday squad

From the opening minutes of the game, PSG asserted their dominance with two quick goals, leaving Lyon reeling. A Nemanja Matic own goal, followed by a strike from Lucas Beraldo within the first six minutes, set the tone for PSG's relentless pursuit of victory

The absence of star forward Kylian Mbappé from the starting lineup for the second consecutive league game seemed to have a noticeable impact on PSG's attacking prowess, as they struggled to find their rhythm throughout the match

This came on the heels of another early substitution in the previous match against Rennes, where the French phenom was taken off after a mere 65 minutes of play

The announcement came not from PSG's management but from an unexpected source – Ligue 1 team manager Luis Enrique, who made a bold statement during a press conference following PSG's match against Rennes