Live Blog! Mallorca vs PSG, International Friendly Match
Paris Saint-Germain, the reigning two-time European champions, begin their preparations ahead of the new Ligue 1 season following the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
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63' 🔄 PSG make changes
Ecuadorian defender Willian Pacho enters the match along with two other substitutes, replacing Dimitri Lucea.
PSG changes:
Khvicha Kvaratskhelia, Quentin Ndjantou Mbitcha and Ibrahim Mbaye come off, while Adam Ayari, Paul Bourdin and Younes Idder come on.
Mallorca changes:
The Spanish side also makes substitutions, with goalkeeper Iván “Pichu” Cuéllar, Mateu Jaume and Abdón Prats entering the game.
Arnau Tenas, Miguel Calatayud and Adrián Fuentes leave the pitch.
Score: Mallorca 3-0 PSG
55' 🧤 PSG SAVE!
Great intervention from French goalkeeper Lucas Chevalier, who denies Antonio José Raíllo’s brace with a timely save after coming off his line at the perfect moment.
Chevalier replaced Russian goalkeeper Matvéi Safónov at halftime and immediately made an impact to keep PSG from conceding a fourth goal.
Score: Mallorca 3-0 PSG
52' ⚽ Goal for Mallorca!
Antonio José Raíllo makes it 3-0 with a powerful header at the far post following a left-sided corner kick.
The Mallorca captain rises above the PSG defense and extends the hosts’ advantage at Son Moix against the young Parisian squad.
Score: Mallorca 3-0 PSG
⏱️ Second half underway!
The young PSG side returns to the pitch looking for a comeback at Son Moix after falling behind by two goals at halftime.
Score: Mallorca 2-0 PSG
⏱️ Half-time
Mallorca head into the break with a 2-0 lead at Son Moix after a dominant first half against a Paris Saint-Germain side featuring several young talents and new faces.
Score: Mallorca 2-0 PSG
40' ⚽ Goal for Mallorca!
Jan Virgili extends Mallorca’s lead after finishing off a well-worked attacking move. The Spanish forward capitalized on a cross-field pass and a through ball from compatriot Sergi Darder on the left flank to make it 2-0.
The hosts continue to take control against a young and rotated Paris Saint-Germain squad.
Score: Mallorca 2-0 PSG
35' Intensity
Mallorca continue to create danger as efforts from Spanish midfielder Jan Virgili and Slovak defender Martin Valjent go over the goal defended by PSG goalkeeper Matvéi Safónov.
The hosts are showing greater intensity and have been the better side against a young PSG lineup featuring several alternative options.
This friendly is being played as part of the agreement between PSG and Mallorca involving South Korean midfielder Lee Kang-in, who left the French club during this transfer window to join Atlético de Madrid.
Score: Mallorca 1-0 PSG
21' ⚽ Goal for Mallorca!
Angolan striker Zito Luvumbo opens the scoring with a superb left-footed chipped finish from the right side of the six-yard box, beating Russian goalkeeper Matvéi Safónov.
The goal came after a precise through ball from Spanish midfielder Jan Virgili, who found Luvumbo in space inside the box.
Luvumbo had already missed a clear chance in the 15th minute, sending his shot over the PSG goal. Meanwhile, PSG forward Ibrahim Mbaye hit the crossbar in the 20th minute.
Before Mallorca’s opener, both teams had created one dangerous opportunity each in an even start to the match.
Score: Mallorca 1-0 PSG
Kickoff!
Mallorca welcome PSG, the two-time UEFA Champions League winners, at Mallorca Son Moix Stadium in Palma de Mallorca, Spain.
The match is being played for the Trofeo Ciutat de Palma, with both teams looking to continue their preparations ahead of the 2026-27 season.
This is the first-ever meeting between Mallorca and PSG. However, the French club has already lifted this trophy once before, winning the 1982 edition after defeating Slovan Bratislava of Slovakia.
Score: Mallorca 0-0 PSG
PSG Lineup Confirmed
Mallorca Lineup Confirmed
Mallorca and Paris Saint-Germain will meet in an exciting international friendly match that will serve as an important test for both teams ahead of their respective challenges during the 2026-27 season.
The Spanish side will look to compete against one of Europe's most powerful squads, while the French champions will use the match to fine-tune their tactics, test different formations and give valuable minutes to their players.
Mallorca faces major European test against PSG
Mallorca enters the match looking to measure its progress against a top-level opponent. The Spanish club will have the opportunity to evaluate its defensive organization, midfield intensity and attacking ability against a squad packed with world-class talent.
Beyond the final score, the friendly represents a valuable opportunity for the coaching staff to assess new signings, analyze player performances and identify the key pieces ahead of the official start of the campaign.
PSG looking to sharpen its title-winning machine
Paris Saint-Germain enters the match as the favorite thanks to the individual quality of its squad and the strength of its sporting project.
The French giants will use the friendly to improve their collective chemistry, build stronger connections on the pitch and distribute playing time among their key players.
With a style built around possession, aggressive pressing and attacking speed, PSG will aim to control the game, although maintaining intensity during a preseason fixture will be another challenge.
Mallorca vs PSG: A valuable preseason test
The clash between Mallorca and PSG promises to be an important measuring stick for both teams, with each side looking to build confidence, improve their performances and continue preparing for the major challenges ahead.




















