cut a frustrated figure at the end of ’s 1-1 draw with on Wednesday evening.
The result means PSG have secured their place in the round of 16 – but the French club ended up in second place in Group F behind Dortmund.
PSG will be placed with the – meaning that they could play either , , , Real Sociedad, , Atletico Madrid or Barcelona in the knockout phase.
at St James’ Park in the other game in Group F, PSG had the opportunity to pip Dortmund to top spot if they won in Germany.
However, PSG head coach Luis Enrique urged his players to hold out for the draw in the closing stages in order to avoid risking defeat – an instruction which did not go down well with Mbappe, who looked furious at the final whistle.
‘I understand his frustration,’ said former Arsenal midfielder and RMC Sport pundit .
‘If I were in his place, I would not have understood the instructions from the bench either. We saw the bench get up and Achraf Hakimi tell his teammates to calm things down.
‘Mbappe doesn’t think like the majority of players. He’s right, I’m sorry, but he knows. He plans ahead and knows what’s going to happen. He knows very well who PSG could face next.
‘We know his ambitions, he doesn’t want to finish second and he knows there was room to finish first.’
In response to Mbappe’s reaction, said: ‘It’s normal for the players to be frustrated, we had five chances to score, five very clear chances.
‘We would be a bit stupid to continue taking risks in the 85th minute with the possibility of conceding a goal and being eliminated.
‘When a player is frustrated because he wants to score more goals, that’s when I intervene by having an overview to say, ‘yes we will win, but without taking excessive risks’.
‘When the emotions come down after the match, it’s the time to appreciate that it was a great qualification. It was the most difficult group in the competition. Many would have liked to see us dead, but we are very alive.’
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