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Real Sociedad was unable to do anything on Tuesday evening, under the eyes of its public. Despite the late reduction of the score by Mikel Merino (89th), the mass was already said and the Basques logically took the door against very serious Parisians. Asked at a press conference about the performance of the reigning French champions, Imanol Alguacil, the technician of the current 7th in Liga, also recognized the superiority of the squad over Luis Enrique. To the point of making PSG a favorite for the final victory. “If PSG plays like they did today, they will be up to Real Madrid and City, without a doubt”first launched the 52-year-old Spaniard.
And to add: “in terms of qualities, power, it’s obvious and the defensive work they did today says a lot about PSG, its players and especially its coach. It’s not the quality, it’s not the physique, it’s the way PSG worked, the way they defended, the way they pressed, it’s complicated. If today we didn’t see a good version of Real Sociedad with the ball, especially in the first half, it’s because of PSG’s excellent pressing. It’s true that we were far from qualifying, especially after the first goal, but we must congratulate ourselves on the way we played against the team, for the moment in my opinion, favorite to reach the final.. That’s what it says!
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