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They will be 2,300 this Tuesday at Villa, to push the players of Luis Enrique to the semi-finals of the Champions League. The Parisians won (3-1) at the Parc des Princes, on the outward journey.
Comfortably installed before its trip to Birmingham, Paris Saint-Germain can once again count on its many supporters to travel in first class, direction England and, as we hope, the semi-finals of the Champions League. The visitors parking will be packed at Villa Park.
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Villans supporters were 2,000 to invest the part reserved for visitors last Wednesday, at the Parc des Princes. They will be 2,300 PSG supporters to make the trip this Tuesday to attend the quarter -final return between the two teams. Almost half of the contingent will be made up of the ultras of the CUP, which are responsible for setting the mood for each trip. And what an atmosphere. The stadiums visited remember their passage.
“No, it's not over”
Led against the course of the game on its lawn, in the first leg, Paris Saint-Germain has revealed the trend to win (3-1) quite largely, with fantastic goals scored by Désiré Doué, Kvicha Kvaratskhelia and Nuno Mendes. The capital's club has an interesting margin which should allow it thanks to its clear victory, to qualify serenely, even if caution remains in the Parisian ranks.
“No, it's not over,” Vittinha quickly warned at the final whistle on Wednesday, recalling in the mixed zone that there is still a match to play, which is more in hostile land. “The Champions League is terrible. We will have to be ready. We are going to be ready, we will make a good match there,” promised the Parisian midfielder, who had already announced the qualification of PSG against Liverpool, after the defeat of the Parisians at the Parc des Princes against the Reds.
Captain Marquinhos back
Unlike his future opponent, Paris Saint-Germain was exempt from the championship this weekend, his match against Angers having been postponed to April 22 to grant his players this rest window before a crucial deadline. Parisians resumed training on Saturday afternoon and should be full in England.
Suspended in the first leg, Marquinhos should logically make his return to a hinge, next to Willian Pacho. PSG does not deplore any injuries. Aston Villa won (3-0) against Southampton on Saturday, chaining an 8th success in 9 games, all competitions combined. On the bench at the start last Wednesday, Ollie Watkins is expected to start the game on Tuesday.
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