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Satisfied with the result, Luis Enrique was a little less satisfied with the performance of his players. But for the Parisian coach, Real Socidedad has a lot to do with it.
PSG got away with it. Manhandled in the first period, the Parisians finally rectified the situation to win 2-0 against Real Sociedad, taking an option on qualification.
But for Luis Enrique, the French champions must still be wary and the return match at Anoeta promises to be complicated. Blame it on the talent of the Basques. “Oh my… I was really looking forward to playing against a Spanish team and we almost got crushed, said Luis Enrique at the microphone of Movistar Plus+. Congratulations to Real, what a great team, what a way to compete. Come to Paris, with the players we have, and do the harm they did to us? They pressed us, they won second balls, we couldn’t press, they deserved to score. »
“At halftime the score was 0-0. In the second half, we improved, their pressing was less good, we were able to press better, and our attacking players are very good,” he continued, adding: “What pain, I don’t even want to think about San Sebastian.”
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