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At the Stade Auguste Delaune, Paris Saint-Germain suffered their first setback of the season by conceding a draw against Reims (1-1). Having been behind for a long time, the Parisians were saved by Ousmane Dembélé, who came on in the second half, to maintain their unbeaten record in the league (4 wins, 1 draw in 5 games). While the Asturian coach appreciated his winger’s performance, he nevertheless believes that unity was PSG’s strength this Saturday evening.
“We are not looking for a boss or a leader. The leader is the team. We always ask the players to give more. We think we are special, but each player must fight for the club and the fans. That is the key.“, explained the coach of the reigning French champion at the microphone of DAZN.
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