The 53-year-old is pleased with Paris Saint-Germain’s performance against the reigning French champions after 10-men PSG were held to a 1-1 draw at Stade de la Mosson on Sunday
Les Parisiens were reduced to ten men after http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Mamadou-Sakho-c23293 was shown a straight red card in the 10th minute of the game. However, the cash-laden club from Paris did well to stay in the game and earned a valuable point in the end to stay at the
top of the table.
It was a game to watch between the two sides and despite some controversial decisions during the game, it was an intense match. Both sides received three yellow cards and a player from both teams was sent off.
Paris Saint-Germain coach, Carlo Ancelotti feels that his side did well to stay in the game after Sakho was sent off, and is pleased with the way his players performed on Sunday. While talking to reporters, the former http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Italy-c2926 international stated that it was
a professional performance from the capital club and players showed a lot of energy on the pitch.
“The team played well, players worked well together, and they were well-organised, and PSG showed a lot of energy.”
The coach added that playing with a man less is never easy and although Younes Belhanda was also sent off later in the game, Ancelotti feels that PSG showed brilliant resistance despite playing with 10 men on the pitch for almost an hour.
“It was too difficult after Sakho's red card (the centre-back was shown a straight red card in the 10th minute of the game). Playing 60 minutes with ten men isn't easy.
The former http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Chelsea-c38786 manager said that PSG showed what they are capable of and they could have won the match as well. However, the coach is pleased with the result and is looking forward to Saturday’s game when PSG play host to Stade Rennais at Parc des Princes.
“I am disappointed because, even with ten men, we put in a good performance, with chances to score more goals, but I can't criticise the players as they worked a lot.”
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