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Before a crucial match against Bayern Munich – which has just won against Augsburg – for the continuation of its adventure in the Champions League, PSG won against Toulouse, at the Parc des Princes (3-0). A clear victory, but without shining, before this European shock. But Luis Enrique, concerned about injuries and the pace of his internationals, ensures that the evening was successful. Now it’s time for Bayern Munich, because a new defeat would be worrying for the rest of the events.
“It’s always difficult after international breaks, but we succeeded against a very good Toulouse team, I congratulated their coach. We tried to play a few players, because they played important matches with their selection, they need to rest. Bayern is very important, there are four matches left and I feel that this team is very good. I am happy with our performances”he reacted on DAZN. See you Tuesday evening (9 p.m.).
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