OH MANE Ousmane Dembele storms straight down tunnel as he’s forced off seconds after PSG star’s goal disallowed

OUSMANE DEMBELE stormed straight down the tunnel just seconds after having a goal ruled out against Bayern Munich.

The Ballon d’Or winner thought he had levelled the Champions League clash for Paris Saint-Germain with his chest in the 23rd minute.

Ousmane Dembele stormed down the tunnel after being subbed

He had just had a goal ruled out for offside by VAR

However, the goal was ruled out after a VAR intervention found him to be just offside.

This saw Bayern Munich keep the lead, which was earlier given to them by former Liverpool star Luis Diaz, who scored two in a huge 2-1 win.

But just two minutes later Dembele was subbed off by manager Luis Enrique.

The attacker was not pleased as cameras caught him storming down the tunnel at the Parc des Princes.

Dembele, 28, had been a doubt before the league phase fixture due to injury.

He had suffered a scare in the 1-0 win against Nice in Ligue 1 at the weekend.

He was unable to start the game and only entered the fray in the 73rd minute.

It was his fourth appearance in all competitions since recovering from a hamstring injury.

But speaking before the game, Enrique did try to calm fears that the star was fully fit.

He said: “There’s no risk — he’s fully fit.

“He’s completed all training sessions over the last two weeks and played the last two matches.

“His physical condition is improving.”

But Dembele would not re-emerge and missed the rest of the game as Bayern doubled just seven minutes later – again through Diaz.

The winger was then sent off before half-time for a shocking challenge on Achraf Hakimi.

Joao Neves got one back in the 74th minute but the hosts were unable to find a leveller and deny the Germans a famous victory.

Despite winning the Ballon d’Or this season, Dembele has endured a frustrating campaign with injury.

He has already been sidelined twice and has only featured in eight games in all competitions before facing Bayern.

He has still managed three goals and two assists in his limited time on the pitch but has missed eight matches.