Paris Saint-Germain coach Luis Enrique spoke at a press conference after the dramatic match between Olympique Marseille and Le Havre. The Phocaean, trailing 4–0, saw their opponents come back to 4–3, sparking astonishment and discussions about a possible “comeback”. The Spanish coach, who did not follow the entire match, responded with a touch of irony, recalling that the term “remontada” does not entirely correspond to the situation, since it was a simple partial comeback. He joked, adding: “Ah… almost a comeback.” » His comment highlighted the fact that, despite Le Havre's effort, they did not succeed in completely overturning the score.
In his remarks, Luis Enrique recognized the performance of Le Havre, emphasizing that the Norman team deserves more points in the ranking. He highlighted Le Havre's ability to exploit the wings and multiply crosses, an aspect that PSG will have to monitor closely during their next match against the Saint-Germain club. On the other hand, he also recalled the difficulties that Le Havre usually encounters against OM, which partly explains the situation of the meeting.
For Marseille supporters, Le Havre's comeback was a source of concern, but OM ultimately managed to maintain their 4–3 victory. The match was marked by moments of tension, notably the three goals conceded at the end of the match, which caused the annoyance of Bruno Genesio. Despite these incidents, OM were able to savor the victory, although Le Havre's performance left a lasting impression.
Luis Enrique concluded by saluting Le Havre for its effort, while reminding that PSG must remain vigilant in the face of the next confrontation. Le Havre’s “almost comeback” will remain a subject of discussion among supporters and the media, illustrating the unpredictable nature of French football. OM, meanwhile, are preparing for their next challenge, while PSG must focus on defending the wings to avoid a repeat of this situation.