Luis Enrique said Paris Saint‑Germain knows no fear but that the team can still improve after their dominant 4‑1 win against Manchester City in the Champions League. The Asturian coach praised the team's performance, in particular the action that led to the first goal, calling it "magnificent". According to him, the key to the success was the players' ability to maintain an aggressive and courageous attitude, especially away from home, and to adapt to the needs of the moment.
The Spanish manager stressed that the second half was "too chaotic", a problem that was accentuated due to the huge advantage obtained in the first half. “When you start with such a large margin, it is natural that the opponent tries to reopen the game,” he explained. Enrique highlighted that although the team had some luck in the first half, they would have needed to maintain more continuity throughout the 90 minutes to prevent City from coming back. He also noted that City took a lot of risks, but PSG should have been more lucid to take advantage of the opportunities they created.
During the break, Luis Enrique reiterated the importance of not being distracted from the lead and maintaining control of the game. “I don't like hot second halves; I prefer to always be in full control,” he said. The coach also underlined that the team must continue to work on its ability to manage critical moments, especially when it finds itself behind.
Overall, Luis Enrique's analysis highlights a team that has demonstrated great mental and technical strength, but still needs to refine its game management in the second half. PSG, with its talented line-up, is now preparing to continue the European campaign, trying to maintain consistency and transform the confidence expressed into concrete results in the next matches.