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Paris Saint-Germain is gradually gaining strength. This Wednesday, as part of the round of 16 of the Coupe de France, the capital club won on home soil against Stade Brestois with a score of 3 goals to 1.
Despite a good score with many situations, the Brestois did not manage to dismiss the red and blue ogre.
After the match, in a post-match press conference, SB29 coach Eric Roy spoke about the Parisians’ performance and their upcoming meeting in the round of 16 of the Champions League against Real Sociedad.
For him, the Ile-de-France residents are favorites and he does not see how the Basques will be able to resist Luis Enrique’s armada.
“I feel PSG is ready for the Champions League. I don’t see how Real Sociedad can resist the offensive brilliance of Paris. They are gaining momentum, we will of course be behind PSG in the Champions League,” did he declare.
Before continuing: “This PSG knows how to control the ball, have a lot of possession, and at the same time, if they are in difficulty and they don’t have control, they can do very badly. This is the paradox of this team. »
An important round of 16 first leg
Paris Saint-Germain is getting closer to the long-awaited meeting. This Wednesday, February 14, the capital’s players are playing in the round of 16 first leg of the Champions League against Real Sociedad. A more than important meeting where all the players must be there.
A round of 16 first leg that must be approached well in order to put all the chances on your side for the return match which will take place on Tuesday March 5.
In the event of qualification, the Rouge et Bleu would reach the quarter-finals for the first time since the 2020/2021 edition.
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