It really is the last effort before the comfort.
Fall champions of D 1 after their success (5-0) against Le Havre on Sunday, the Parisiennes have a final meeting to honor this Wednesday (2:30 p.m., live on BeIN Sports 1) at the Georges-Lefèvre stadium in Saint-Germain-en-Laye.
Victorious 2-0 in Poland last week, the Parisians should not have too many problems against Gornik Leczna to validate their ticket for the knockout stages of the Champions League.
Hit in an ankle and remained in Brazil, Luana will still be missed.
Signe Bruun (ex-positive at the Covid) is back.
The PSG coach, Olivier Echouafni, is also surprised by the state of form displayed by his troops, yet on the bridge since the end of June.
Do you plan to rotate your squad a bit like in the first leg?
OLIVIER ECHOUAFNI.
After today's training, everyone is doing really well.
I am pleasantly surprised by the level of intensity they put in during the session.
We feel that they are committed to having a very good match.
The girls are real competitors who go after themselves.
After, spin?
Some need to find the rhythm and the game, like Nadia
(Editor's note: Nadim, ex-positive at Covid)
.
We will still keep a framework.
Will we see the young people from 16 to 18 years old that you launched on the way?
They are all in the group.
We have the advantage of having five changes in the Champions League.
This is a real plus.
Moreover, I still insist with the French Federation so that we can have this possibility in the league.
It helps bring in young people.
Before, you have to think about doing the job well.
Admittedly, we have two goals in advance, marked on the outside in addition, but we have to take shelter quickly.
There will certainly be a starting team with a lot of executives.
We will then see for young people.
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Marie-Antoinette Katoto crossed the 100-goal mark with PSG with her quadruple against Le Havre.
Do you think you will give her some playing time to keep her going?
We have to be vigilant because she took a good crutch on Sunday.
She is one of the most sought-after players in the workforce this year, with the French club or team.
But it is in such a dynamic that we do not want it to stop.
She's fine, she's fine.
I think she also wants to continue.
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Are you going to line up a four-way defense as in the first leg or a three-way defense against Le Havre?
We have a diversity in our playing patterns, it is well according to the absences that we can have.
Sunday's 3-5-2 went very well.
Tomorrow
(Wednesday)
, we will certainly set off on the classic with four defenders.
The idea is to use the hallways.
Opposite, there will be a very solid, rigorous team that goes quickly against.
What amazed me was that they managed to hold on physically from start to finish.
They were valiant and never slackened off.
This is the European Cup.
Do you have the will to continue to mark the spirits by achieving a big score?
I would like us to end on a very good note.
We must not deprive ourselves of scoring goals, of playing forward, of trying things.
The 4th goal against Le Havre with the double one-two between Marie (Katoto) and Grace (Geyoro), these are things that I would like to see even more.
There are always goals to set.
We have to be even more efficient.
The ratio between chances and goals is not yet sufficient.
Are you safe from sagging?
Nothing is acquired.
We must not rest on our laurels, but always question ourselves.
When I see the training on Tuesday night, I tell myself that they are still well into it.
There is no small game.
It's the European Cup.
For many weeks, we have managed to score quickly.
It has to become a trademark.
Are you afraid that the truce will cut off your momentum?
We need to recover and recharge the batteries.
Since the resumption on June 20, we have played a lot of games, knowing that we put intensity at the beginning.
But the girls are exceptional.
We don't have a lot of injuries.
Everyone works well in the club.
Should we expect movements during the transfer window?
For now, I am very satisfied with the workforce.
We will have very close deadlines, especially in March.
Will it be necessary to bring supplements?
We'll see.
Maybe some players will want to have more playing time. The idea is to leave with an identical group and to be able to rely on our young people.
They will be able to help us in certain less intense matches.