Luis Enrique warns: “hard to know what to expect” in OM-PSG

The OM-PSG Clásico lands this Sunday evening at the Vélodrome, and Luis Enrique set the tone in the build-up. With Marseille having undergone major changes, the PSG coach believes it’s hard to predict how the match will unfold. In his press conference, he said the circumstances are different because Marseille has changed manager and many players have left, according to RMC Sport.

A different kind of Clásico

Luis Enrique expects a tough game in a stadium where emotions often run high. He noted that “there will be atmosphere” and that his side must be alert to many things they can’t control in a fixture of this nature. Still, his message was direct: they will try to win the three points, aiming to take control of the encounter.

No room for complacency

The Spaniard also underlined that PSG players are coming in with full concentration. In his view, it’s impossible for a PSG player to show up relaxed before a Clásico: there will be no one easing off. He added that motivation will be high for both teams, and while PSG will try to be the better side, he insists it won’t be easy.

He finished by framing the emotional side of the match: this is a Clásico, so it’s special and the three points matter to the club, the team and the supporters. As RMC Sport reports, Luis Enrique’s final point was about managing emotions so PSG can keep controlling the game.