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At the Parc des Princes, Paris Saint-Germain did the job. Opposed to a valiant Real Sociedad team, the capital club struggled for a long time in the first period before taking cover after returning from the locker room thanks to back-to-back achievements from Mbappé and Barcola (2-0). Scorer in the 70th minute, the Parisian winger felt relieved by this result, which offers the Rouge et Bleu a good option for qualification as well as a psychological advantage before returning to Anoeta.
“We started off rather badly, we were moved around a lot in the first half. Mentally, we shouldn’t have expected that. The coach woke us up at half-time. It’s a sigh of relief, we know that we leave with a good advantage for the return. We still have to do the work on the way back. I am lucky to have the trust of the coach and my partners”declared the ex-Lyonnais at the microphone of RMC Sport. Author of a convincing performance this Wednesday evening, the 21-year-old player has again won points but certifies that he is not the new darling of the Parc des Princes. “The favorite of the Park? No, it’s Warren.”he finally concluded.
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