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Tomorrow evening, Paris Saint-Germain is playing its future in the Champions League on the Stuttgart field. Twenty-second in the ranking, the capital's club only needs a draw to qualify for the playoffs. Just like his German opponent. What to fear a draw already acquired? Lucas Hernandez does not believe it. “The two teams want victory. We came here to win this match and them too. It will be an open match, with great intensity. Nothing is done, we are not qualified. Tomorrow is a more important match than last week “said the defender, imitated a few moments later by his coach, Luis Enrique.
“Experience tells me that when you are dependent on what's going on on another field, you don't do what you need to do. I'm not going to speculate, we're going to try to win this match. This last day is open to all kinds of speculation, but I will not do. It's always the same. If you play PSG, there is pressure every day. And if there is none, the coach puts it. We know we haven't done anything yet. We must not prepare for tomorrow's match in a different way. It will be the same as against Girona (the first game of the season). The pressure, always, we want. It means that we are in the right place. It doesn't surprise me that they finished second last year. A team that knows how to attack, defend well. It is obvious that it will be a difficult match. It is a team of hat 4, but which has a much higher level than the other training courses in this hat ”he said at a press conference.
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