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It's the big night. If football enthusiasts will feast on 18 games at the same time for this eighth and last day of the first phase of the competition, many players and coaches surely woke up the ball in the belly this morning, aware that they Play big. This is the case of clubs like Manchester City, currently outside the positions of Playoffs, and PSG, necessarily, twenty-second.
The advantage for Parisians is that a draw against Stuttgart is enough for them to play these dams. And necessarily, across Europe, some fear an arrangement between the Ile -de -France and the German club, for whom a draw would also do the business. “I'm not going to speculate but we will try to win this match, improve the number of points and therefore our ranking”however explained Luis Enrique, who assured yesterday at a press conference that his team would seek victory in German lands this evening.
A draw that suits everyone
But our neighbors do not seem to believe Lucho And the Italian term to evoke an amicable agreement is mentioned. “Biscotto in sight. The draw does the business of Stuttgart and Parisians and there is therefore a risk of agreement ”indicates for example everyday life AS In Spain, where the adventures of Luis Enrique but also of Pep Guardiola, to whom a draw would logically please, are very followed. “A biscotto between PSG and Stuttgart threatens the last day of the Champions League”indicates for its part the Cadena Ser. “A” small arrangement “on the last day of the Champions League? Here is how PSG could ensure qualification … without forcing “head on the Belgian media The evening A few days ago.
“Benfica and Sporting will be attentive to this match. A possible “arrangement” between the Germans and the French can make more difficult the passage of the Portuguese teams, in the event of a defeat in their respective matches “noted Record in Portugal. In Germany, the possibility of seeing the two teams are satisfied with the draw was also mentioned, and Sebastian Hoeneß, coach of the Bundesliga stable, had to be expressed to deny: “I don't know how it would work. Paris will play to win. We will play it in the same way ”. Fabian Wohlgemuth, club sports director, also had to intervene: “Taking a draw is not our style”. The two teams to make everyone lie …
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