Lionel Messi would have been hoping to go away Paris Saint-Germain with a cheerful reminiscence on his ultimate look in opposition to Clermont on Saturday night time and even a objective because the Ligue 1 champions performed their ultimate recreation of the season. But the Argentine's grand farewell didn't go to plan after he was responsible of a shocking miss when put clear by on objective, with Kylian Mbappe making his frustration identified.

Veteran defender Sergio Ramos, additionally enjoying his ultimate recreation for the membership, opened the scoring earlier than Mbappe dispatched a penalty to double their benefit at Parc des Princes.

But Clermont fought again valiantly with Johan Gastien grabbing a objective again three minutes later and Mehdi Zaffane introduced the guests again on stage phrases on the stroke of half-time.

In the second half, PSG had an opportunity to return in entrance when Mbappe was despatched by on objective and the Frenchman unselfishly squared it for Messi.

But the 35-year-old, with on a regular basis on the planet to select his spot, by some means curled over from 10 yards out.

Messi has scored over 800 objectives in his glittering profession and as he prepares to go away the Parisian outfit for what could possibly be the ultimate chapter, the Argentine hoped to say goodbye with a number of objectives as the right technique to depart.

Instead, he felt the wrath of his team-mate Mbappe who gave him an earful earlier than a moderately unconvincing thumbs up.

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