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It's the meeting that everyone is waiting for. This Wednesday, Paris Saint-Germain hosts Manchester City as part of the 7th day of the first phase of the Champions League.
A crucial match for the two teams who must win and take points with a view to qualifying for the round of 16 of the competition.
Currently 25th in the ranking with only 7 units, the capital club no longer has the right to make mistakes. For its part, Manchester City is also in danger with 8 points and 22nd position. A success would be valuable for both clubs.
Interviewed on the show Telefoot this Sunday, Portuguese Skyblues attacking midfielder Bernardo Silva spoke about this shock against the Rouge et Bleu. For him, there will be a lot of pressure on the pitch at the Parc des Princes. “We only have one bridge more than PSG in the standings. We certainly didn't expect to be in this position. We didn't want to be there. But there is no excuse, we had to do much better. It will be a match with a lot of pressure,”
he declared.
Which starting 11 for PSG against Man City?
PSG is enjoying great momentum and intends to continue it against Manchester City this Wednesday in C1. The Parisians remain on 8 consecutive victories in all competitions. Against the Mancuniens, Luis Enrique should line up his typical team with perhaps some modifications in attack or defense.
The probable 11th of PSG: Donnarumma – Hakimi, Marquinhos, Pacho (or Lucas Hernandez), Nuno Mendes – Vitinha, Joao Neves, Zaire-Emery – Lee (or Doué), Dembélé, Barcola
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