After a victory in London, PSG midfielder said: ‘There are people who do not believe in us, this is for them’
Paris Saint-Germain has won Arsenal On the Emirates with a minimum of 1-0, thus reaching the advantage over the return game of the Champions League semi-finals in front of the home audience in Paris. Ousman Dembele He scored the only goal as early as the fourth minute, and the French could increase the advantage in the final. Bradley Barcola missed an excellent opportunity while Goncalo Ramos hit the beam after breaking before Ray. The Portuguese tried to surprise the goalkeeper with a shot, but that was not precise enough.
And Arsenal has reason to regret. Gianluigi Donnarumma He was brilliant on the goal, completely stopping all the attempts of the « artillery », who created several dangerous opportunities. Arsenal’s goalkeeper Raya thinks his team could win.
– With the exception of the first 20 minutes, we dominated the whole game. It’s just a half -time, we’ll stay positive thinking. Next week we will try to approach the match similar to the principles because we have the feeling that we have played well. We know we can beat everyone, even in guests – he said after the game.
PSG midfielder Vitinha He played great and declared a player of the match, and after the match he expressed his enthusiasm.
– This was a magnificent evening for all of us and a great performance of the team. Otherwise we love possession, but now we had to adapt to the opponent, I think we did a good job and the attack and attack – he said, and then pointed out an interesting information.
– In our goal, there were 26 additions played, it shows the existing dynamics and strength of the collective. Donnarumma was also great, he must be the key to our victory. Nothing has been resolved yet, we will do our best to get into the finals. There are some people who do not believe in us, but we don’t care about them. I dedicate this victory to them too. We have great fans and we are PSG – the midfielder concluded.
In return, it was scheduled for May 7th in Paris.
