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Passing by the Masia, the Catalan coach of Toulouse, Carles Martinez, will closely follow the quarter-final of the Champions League between Paris Saint-Germain and FC Barcelona. Moreover, the TFC coach gave his opinion on this duel in an interview given to Sport.
“It’s a great duel, very balanced. Two great teams. PSG has evolved a lot under the leadership of Luis Enrique, becoming more and more of a team. I saw him win matches where he was good and others where he was less so. They are hard to beat. The other day they beat Marseille with 10 players in the first half. PSG are probably a little more favorite because of what they have in attack. Barça are in good shape, they compete well. They have a good defense to control certain players. Mbappé, Dembélé and Barcola are great players. PSG are good in the race, with the ball, but it's true that they try to do very strong counter-pressing, to press high. If Barça is able to win these counterattacks, they (the Parisians) sometimes suffer. Their defensive line is very good, but it's something we can try to attack. » To the wise.
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