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PSG had a very good performance on the 18th day of Ligue 1 thanks to a solid success on the Lens pitch (2-0).
Thanks to this success against RC Lens, now 8th in the standings, the Parisians are eight points ahead of their runner-up, Nice. And Luis Enrique raved about the talent of Bradley Barcola, on Prime Video: “When we signed him, we knew it. He has a lot of qualities, he is very fast, so young. Today he was unstoppable. »
As a reminder, on an unstoppable Parisian counterattack at the half-hour mark, Barcola completed the move perfectly with a little dive over Samba to open the score. Mbappé then scored the 2-0 goal in the second half for this 2-0 success.
“That was one of the keys, controlling the match. In a difficult stadium and against a difficult team. We had a serious match. That’s the best way to progress, to play more matches like that. This allows us to continue to improve. Do we miss Ashraf? It’s not just him. I have a responsibility to get the best out of the players I have. He is one of the best backs but he is in selection. And we’re not going to complain about it. We must be optimistic with those who are there. It’s my role to make the best of it. “, added Luis Enrique at the end of the match.
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