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The PSG coach had it bad after the draw conceded by his men on Sunday against Brest (2-2).
PSG experienced its first hitch of 2024. Opposed to Brest at the Parc des Princes, the capital club had to settle for a draw (2-2), Sunday, at the end of the 20e day of Ligue 1. A result all the more disappointing for the French champions as they led 2-0 before the break before being joined by their visitors in the second half.
And it’s an understatement to say that Luis Enrique didn’t like what he saw. As evidenced by his appearance in front of the microphones. The Parisian coach indeed appeared particularly annoyed, clearly letting his frustration show by responding in a minimalist manner. “How do I explain tonight’s scenario? It’s simple, we lost control of the match. For what? Because it’s football, not basketball. So it can happen. And it happened. Because we played against a very good team”he confided to the microphone of Prime Video.
“Obviously I’m unhappy. I didn’t like the second half at all. Would you like me to be happy? We lost control of the match. This is my answer, he continued. When you lose control, it’s because you lose a lot of balls, you concede a lot of situations. They’re a great team, they could have won the game. The same thing happened in the first leg in Brest. »
Asked to say if he retained certain positive things, the former midfielder was equally abrupt. “The goal scored on an action that starts from Donnarumma? No I don’t have time for that, he whispered. Obviously there are positive things in every match but when you lead 2-0 at home, and you talked about it in the locker room saying that it had happened in the past… but hey that’s football. »
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