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Ligue 1

Ligue 1 coach sees PSG poised for historic three‑peat

🇫🇷 By 4AllFootball ·
Ligue 1 coach sees PSG poised for historic three‑peat

On Saturday evening at the Parc des Princes, Paris Saint-Germain defeated the visiting side 3-1 in a Ligue 1 encounter, yet Mans coach Patrick Videira managed to extract a positive takeaway from his side’s performance.

Videira, who had just celebrated his promotion, described his team as audacious and enterprising. He even believed they could surprise the champions after Mafouta’s equaliser in the 54th minute.

Game‑changing moments

The momentum shifted when Khvicha Kvaratskhelia entered the field and found the net, followed shortly by Vitinha’s introduction. Their contributions allowed the Parisiens to regain control and seal the victory.

Before Vitinha’s arrival, Videira lightened the mood with a joke: “I can tell you what I said to Vitinha. I went to see him and said, ‘Vitinha, go slowly please!’” The comment reflected his awareness of the Portuguese midfielder’s impact.

Looking beyond the defeat

In the post‑match press conference, Videira praised the quality of the incoming talent, adding, “Vous savez que c’est du lourd qui va entrer.” He then turned to the broader picture, expressing confidence in PSG’s ability to achieve a third consecutive Champions League triumph.

He highlighted Luis Enrique’s influence, stating, “They can still win because they have a coach of incredible professionalism. We didn’t think they could win the second, I think they can win the third.”

Finally, Videira weighed in on the club’s future home, insisting, “For me, the PSG is at the Parc des Princes. The atmosphere there is always special.” His remarks underscored a clear message to the capital side despite the loss.

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