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That's it! Paris Saint-Germain knows its opponent for the knockout stages of the Champions League. The capital's club will face Liverpool on March 4 and 11.
A shock of the titans between two offensive teams which aim to win the Champions League.
Intractable during the first phase, Liverpool stands out as the favorite of this double confrontation. However, the Reds will have to be wary of the red and blue which have been seduced on all levels for several weeks.
This Friday, the Parisian metronome Vitinha did not fail to react to this draw. The Portuguese did not hesitate to warn its partners before this gala match against the European champion 2019
“” You have to keep your feet on the ground and continue like this in the championship, in the champions league and in the cup. So you have to continue like this: do not put us too low when you are not well, do not put us too high when you are like that. he said at the microphone of PSG TV.
A series of important matches to come
Paris Saint-Germain is currently one of the best teams in Europe for several weeks. The Ile -de -France residents are on a beautiful dynamic with 19 matches without defeat all competitions.
The men of Luis Enrique wish to continue on their momentum and it starts with a shock this Sunday against Olympique Lyonnais as part of the 23rd day of Ligue 1. A success would allow Parisians to hit a new blow and garner Even more confidence before the determining matches of March. Business to follow …
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