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Paris Saint-Germain star and three times Champions League winner Lionel Messi has told Chelsea, Man City, Man United and Liverpool that 'togetherness' and 'team unity' are key to winning this season's competition.

Messi, 34, was fortunate enough to be bailed out by Kylian Mbappe right at the death at the Le Parc des Princes against Real Madrid on Tuesday night as the French giants stole the first leg lead ahead of the second leg at the Santiago Bernabeu.

Prior to Mbappe's stunning winner that has reportedly prompted the higher ups in the French capital to consider offering him £1million-a-week, their free signing in the summer had spurned up a chance that could have costed them the well deserved advantage earned in the end.

In the 62nd minute, the six time Ballon d'Or winner telegraphed his penalty with a low left footed strike that was guessed easily by former Blues goalkeeper Thibaut Courtois.

However, as already mentioned, the 34-year-old,who hasn't appeared in a Champions League final since 2015, can breathe a huge sigh of relief as he now looks on to see how the English clubs and PSG's main competition fare in the Round of 16.

Two of those said teams in the form of Man City and Liverpool have already showcased their intent to the world with

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