PSG goalkeeper Gianluigi Donnarumma has come under fire in the French press for his part in in Atletico Madrid’s last-gasp winner at the Parc des Princes on Wednesday night. 

The Ligue 1 giants’ disappointing Champions League campaign continued as a second defeat in four matches left them in the elimination zone.

Warren Zaire Emery’s opener was quickly cancelled out by the visitors’ Nahuel Molina in the first half of a largely underwhelming match.

But there was drama at the death as Angel Correa finished off a counter in the last minute of added time to silence the home crowd.

The Argentine received the ball on the right hand side of the area before cutting on to his left and just about managing to squeeze past Donnarumma, who got plenty of his hand to the ball. 

The French press think Gianluigi Donnarumma should have done better with Atletico’s winner

Donnarumma was dubbed ‘the invisible hand’ and handed a brutal rating in L’Equipe

It was by no means an unstoppable effort from Correa and French outlet L’Equipe were far from impressed.

A headline dubbed the Italian ‘the invisible hand’ while he was given a rating of just 3/10 for his performance on the night.

They added that it was a goal that he ‘could and should have saved’ and that a goalkeeper in European top eight should not be doing that.

L’Equipe also believes that is a mistake that could now lead to questions about his position as No 1.

Donnarumma has started 10 matches for PSG this season, conceding 11 goals.