Champions League: Luis Enrique worried before PSG-Barça

PSG is due to host FC Barcelona on Tuesday evening in the Champions League. This Tuesday at the Parc des Princes, more than 2,000 Catalan supporters are expected to attend the clash of the 3eday of the Champions League between PSG and FC Barcelona.

An encounter classified as high risk by the police officers of the National Division for the Fight against Hooliganism (DNLH). However, it is not so much inside the stadium but outside that eyes will be turned, the authorities fearing excesses linked to the tormented national context of the moment after a weekend marked by violence and looting, particularly in the capital.

"I have my opinions but…"" I'm not the ideal person to talk about this topic. I'm here to talk about football », Said Luis Enrique, the Parisian coach, this Monday at a press conference.

And to add all the same:" It's clear that we don't like this type of violence, but it's society. In my case, you have to stay focused on the football match.

»" I have my opinions but I'm not here to express them breathes the Catalan technician again, invited to comment on French news. I'm not afraid but I hope that the match can take place in the usual conditions.

» At this time, Interior Minister Laurent Nunez rules out any postponement of the match. However, a curfew that could potentially impact the meeting cannot be ruled out.

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