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Present at a press conference after the classic won against OM (3-1) at the end of the 26th day of Ligue 1, the Spanish coach, Luis Enrique, congratulated his team for an extraordinary week and did not hide his ambitions for the rest of the season. With a champions trophy already in the bag, Parisians also have a finger on the title of Champions of France with 19 points ahead. Without forgetting the quarterfinals of the Champions League to play in a month against Aston Villa and the semi-final of the French Cup against Dunkirk in early April. A wonderful quadrupled is therefore possible.
“”I don't remember the match in Marseille anymore, but it was an exceptional week, a classic is always a motivation, we saw a beautiful show, it's difficult to take the ball in Marseille even more at PSG. The coaches played their cards and we saw a big match but after such a special week with Liverpool, we may have missed a little fluidity. I am happy with my team and the support of my supporters, it's almost a perfect evening for us. The goal is to win the championship, to win all the trophies is our hope for our intention. We know the immense challenge but we work for that. We want to be up to our supporters ”. The ambitions are up to the level displayed.
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