<p>Paris Saint-Germain coach Christophe Galtier said on Friday there is no bad blood between star forwards Kylian Mbappe and Neymar.</p>.<p>Neymar insisted on taking the team's second penalty against Montpellier last Saturday after Mbappe had missed the first.</p>.<p>Mbappe did not celebrate after Neymar converted the spot-kick.</p>.<p>Galtier called the apparent differences between the two an "epiphenomenon", suggesting the spat was not a symptom of any deeper problem.</p>.<p>"We saw each other quickly the next day to iron out all that, to say what we had to say to each other," said Galtier told a press conference ahead of Sunday's Ligue 1 visit to Lille.</p>.<p>"We had a very pleasant week at work. Everyone worked well. I enjoyed all the sessions this week and this epiphenomenon disappeared very quickly, that is to say the day after our meeting."</p>.<p>Galtier said after the game that instructions "had been respected" regarding penalty takers.</p>.<p>"There was a precise order in this game, Kylian as number one and 'Ney' as number two."</p>.<p>Other potential penalty takers include Lionel Messi and Sergio Ramos, said Galtier, adding that it was "important for our strikers to score goals, to keep the confidence".</p>.<p>Against Montpellier, in his first competitive game since opting to stay in Paris rather than join Real Madrid, the 23-year-old Mbappe scored in a 5-2 win but cut a frustrated, unhappy and even isolated figure.</p>.<p>Last season, Mbappe was PSG's outstanding performer, scoring 39 goals in all competitions, while Neymar struggled.</p>.<p>Yet the 30-year-old Brazilian has seemed rejuvenated this season, scoring five goals in three games.</p>
<p>Paris Saint-Germain coach Christophe Galtier said on Friday there is no bad blood between star forwards Kylian Mbappe and Neymar.</p>.<p>Neymar insisted on taking the team's second penalty against Montpellier last Saturday after Mbappe had missed the first.</p>.<p>Mbappe did not celebrate after Neymar converted the spot-kick.</p>.<p>Galtier called the apparent differences between the two an "epiphenomenon", suggesting the spat was not a symptom of any deeper problem.</p>.<p>"We saw each other quickly the next day to iron out all that, to say what we had to say to each other," said Galtier told a press conference ahead of Sunday's Ligue 1 visit to Lille.</p>.<p>"We had a very pleasant week at work. Everyone worked well. I enjoyed all the sessions this week and this epiphenomenon disappeared very quickly, that is to say the day after our meeting."</p>.<p>Galtier said after the game that instructions "had been respected" regarding penalty takers.</p>.<p>"There was a precise order in this game, Kylian as number one and 'Ney' as number two."</p>.<p>Other potential penalty takers include Lionel Messi and Sergio Ramos, said Galtier, adding that it was "important for our strikers to score goals, to keep the confidence".</p>.<p>Against Montpellier, in his first competitive game since opting to stay in Paris rather than join Real Madrid, the 23-year-old Mbappe scored in a 5-2 win but cut a frustrated, unhappy and even isolated figure.</p>.<p>Last season, Mbappe was PSG's outstanding performer, scoring 39 goals in all competitions, while Neymar struggled.</p>.<p>Yet the 30-year-old Brazilian has seemed rejuvenated this season, scoring five goals in three games.</p>