PSG-Brest (7-0): How Paris has become a compressor roll that does not let go

Luis Enrique had warned on Tuesday noon at a press conference on Tuesday: despite the advance of three goals acquired after the dampering against Brest, his team was in no way relaxed when tackling the return round this Wednesday at the park. The Spanish coach certainly tends to fall into the language of wood when he speaks in front of the press, but it had to be taken at the foot of the letter. No, the word relaxation is certainly not part of the vocabulary of this new PSG. “I don’t go to any game by being relaxed, it’s not in my DNA,” said the technician. Nor is it in that of his players, also contaminated by this virus which prevents them from lifting their foot or approaching meetings with any poorly placed relaxation.