Showing posts with label PSG. Show all posts
Showing posts with label PSG. Show all posts

Tuesday, 20 October 2015

Today Big Match: PSG vs Real Madrid

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Paris Saint-Germain is the first test of Rafa Benitez Real Madrid in Europe, a team that seeks to give the definitive jump between large and claim the title, and that the lead time is played in the group stage as perfect yardstick of the evolution of a project undermined by lower major players.

The top of Group A is at stake in a double clash between PSG and Real Madrid, with first chapter in the Parc des Princes. There, where the 'Quinta del Vulture' rout fell in another era, comes a team depleted by casualties key players like James Rodriguez, Gareth Bale and Karim Benzema, in a moment that should enable a group of players stepped front.

The plague of low Madrid relieved in part by the return of Sergio Ramos, who will risk even without being a hundred percent of his left shoulder, and the Croatian Luka Modric, recovered late on muscle mishap with your selection.

In defense alongside the absence of Pepe Carvajal Dani and Alvaro Arbeloa, leaving a short Danilo so the only option on the right side are added. Against Levante showed that lacks physical tone and will have to prove he's ready for battle with complicated grief. Argentina's Angel Di Maria will be a tough test in his encounter with Real Madrid and the desire to shine before the team decided to give up feeling in the background.

Casemiro continuity in midfield despite the return of Modric is emerging as the bet Benitez pulse for first place in the group. Real Madrid started the competition at the Bernabeu goleando Shakhtar (4-0) and beating at home to Malmoe (0-2). He is unbeaten in their last seven games, five of which resulted in the victories. One of the two draws came in the Vicente Calderon with a defensive change that left criticism of the Madrid coach. It could use a win in a big house.

The test will last before a PSG full of great players who are facing a season that should be key to the aspirations of the club, for the period that their owners had to win European glory is met.

The team has never managed to win the Champions League, the major objective of the investment fund Qatar Sport Investment, which in 2011 took control of PSG took five seasons to achieve the prized cup, a deadline of the end of this season.


Although this is a game of the group stage, the match against Real Madrid will allow the French to know what continental level are at this point of the season. If lacerating injuries to the squad of Real Madrid, PSG also get touched by sick leave, although it has eased the disabled list on what seemed would be an overcrowded nursing.

All indications are that the Brazilian center David Luiz will miss the match against Real Madrid, but it seems to be recovered goalkeeper Kevin Trapp German and Italian midfielder Marco Verratti. "We have high hopes to win back players on the field. Not only will you recover them, but also to be competitive," said PSG coach Laurent Blanc before the meeting.

Tuesday, 25 November 2014

Paris Saint-Germain vs APOEL - Champions League 5 November 2014

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Paris Saint-Germain on track seek leave Thursday's qualifying round of the Champions League against Apoel Nicosia, something the French get if they maintain their perfect record and Ajax Amsterdam to Barcelona does not win in the other game the group.

The good results are, for the moment, hiding mediocre team play Laurent Blanc, which is next to Jose Mourinho's Chelsea and Bayern Munich Josep Guardiola, the only undefeated team in the continent.
If the Parisian coach said last weekend that the first half against Lorient was "the worst game" he had seen in his life, he did essentially to spur his men.
Before, they must face the test of Apoel, a team that despite presenting themselves as the Cinderella of the group has been in trouble with the three rivals.
PSG had to wait 86 minutes to take all three points in Nicosia and the lesson learned Cypriots seek to get something positive from the Parc des Princes.
 
But the truth is that the PSG is throwing at fault over the account to the Swedish striker Zlatan Ibrahimovic, who begins his seventh consecutive week absence with a long injury shrouded in mystery.
Moreover, PSG facing the European duel with an eye on the post that next Sunday will be measured in league Olympique Marseille Argentine Marcelo Bielsa, the "classic" French, who this season takes place in style.
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