Luis Enrique: Barcelona have the attitude that playing against PSG requires
Luis Enrique says Barcelona have the attitude that the Champions League quarter-final second leg clash against PSG requires.
The coach is happy after his team beat the French side 3-1 away from home but is refusing to say the tie is over.
"The difficulty is in the two-leg nature of the game," he said. "They are an opponent coming here with a deficit and won’t be holding anything back.
"We’re going to go out and try and win the match, we want to have the ball and we have to be ready if they play against us in a similar way to the first leg, or in a completely different way. We’ll have to evaluate what sort of game it’s going to be.
"(The first leg) was a good result but it was not definitive. We need another big game to put this to bed. Thowing around percentages would be misleading and wrong, in preparation for the match."
When asked if he would be pleased with a draw in the game, which would send his team through, Enrique said that he prefered to think about winning.
He explained: "I always think positively. The objective is to go through but in my understanding a win is always better than any other result.
"There will be moments when we’ll suffer, as happened in Paris. The objective is to go through but I wouldn’t settle for any result that isn’t a victory."
