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This Saturday evening, Angers completely collapsed against PSG during the 11th day of Ligue 1. The Angevins conceded 4 goals in less than 45 minutes. And despite the better face displayed in the second half with two goals, it was not enough to overthrow a Parisian team which was calmly managing its match. At the microphone of DAZNAlgerian midfielder from Angers Haris Belkebla regretted his team’s up-and-down performance.
“We showed a better face in the second half, but hey, when we come in at half-time with 4-0… And they too let their foot down I think. We scored two goals, but it’s not enough. We need to review our first half, because that’s what’s killing the game for us. We must not neglect that they are a good PSG team up front, but we left too much space, not enough aggressiveness, a lag behind in the duels. In some centers, there were several Parisians alone. These little details pay off in cash against big teams. We’ll have to rewatch all of that. We must remember the image we had in the second half. We shot higher at the feet, we recovered balls, the team block. We have to build on that.”
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