PSG Embrace The Pressure Ahead Of ‘Explosive’ Stuttgart UCL Clash

Luis Enrique issued a call to his team on Tuesday to accept the pressure in Wednesday’s final Champions League group match in Stuttgart.

In the event that PSG loses in Germany on Wednesday, they could fail to reach the knockout stages.

The 2015 Champions League-winning coach admitted his side, who sit 22nd in the 36-team table after losing three of their seven games so far, had struggled.

“We deserved to win, but we were not clinical enough in front of the goal,” Luis Enrique told reporters. “I think we have been superior to almost all the teams we have played.

I’m ready to compete because I’m just as calm before any Champions League game, which implies that I’m not calm at all.

” Is there pressure? Yes of course, that means we’re in the right place. “

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Stuttgart coach Sebastian Hoeness refrained from calling PSG “one of the top five teams in Europe” when it was suggested that the French league leaders, who have lost players like Lionel Messi, Kylian Mbappe, and Neymar in recent years, lacked the star power of the days.

” It’s a team full of stars — an unbelievably good team, “Hoeness said.

” They’ve shown that in the (French) league, even if they may not have collected the points in the Champions League that they would have wanted.

“There’s a huge challenge for us, a big game. Tomorrow, the stadium will explode due to the city’s pumping.

Source: Channels TV