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The Saint-Brieuc coach has braided laurels to the Parisians, whom he deems remarkable.
Paris Saint-Germain wanted to send a message this Wednesday. Eight days after its flamboyant success against Brest (7-0) in the backpack of the Champions League, the capital's club reoffended with the same demonstration against the Briochin stadium (7-0) in the quarterfinals of the French Cup.
The French Champions continue their impressive dynamic, now bringing their series to nine consecutive victories, all competitions combined, and chaining a 21st game without defeat. Such domination is based on the level of play displayed by the men of Luis Enrique, who strongly impressed the Breton coach Guillaume Allanou.
“There is no flaw”
“It's pretty to watch. They are talented, fast, technical players, there is no flaw. What I find very respectful, and it is the Luis Enrique paw, is that even at 6-0, they give us nothing, they defend like dogs. It is the most beautiful, they are in roller-compressor mode and we show everyone, France and the whole of Europe, that we want to dominate everything. And it is the best brand of respect for us ”analyzed the former defender for beIN SPORTS.
Next Saturday, PSG will receive the LOSC for the 24th day of Ligue 1. Four days later, the Parc des Princes will be the scene of an expected shock against Liverpool, on the occasion of the round of the Champions League.
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