The 53-year-old believes that Les Parisiens are back on track after the Ile giants thrashed Evian TG 4-0 at Parc des Princes on Saturday
The men from Paris returned to form in style with a convincing victory over Pascal Dupraz's side at home. Following some poor performances in the Ligue 1, the Ile giants needed to get a positive result at the weekend to stay in the contention for the Championelle,
and they did that in style.
Coach, Carlo Ancelotti is pleased with his players’ attitude and is confident that Paris Saint-Germain will continue playing like that in the upcoming games.
While talking to reports, the Italian tacticians stated that after the victory over http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/FC-Porto-c39186 in the Champions League, 4-0 win over Evian shows that PSG are back on track and everyone at the club is happy with that.
"It's nice confirmation [of form] after the victory against Porto,"
The coach said that every player took extra responsibility on the pitch and they showed great desire and determination to get back to winning ways in the league. Ligue 1 is very competitive this season and the boss feels that PSG have proved that they can
cope with the pressure and players are working really hard to keep on winning matches.
The former Milan manager added that there are a lot of expectations from Paris Saint-Germain and other teams raise their game while playing against the capital club.
"The players have shown a good attitude, and the team has worked hard. We are content because after an intense period of matches we saw a strong team and players who played well."
Talking about the Evian game, Carlo Ancelotti said that the key to PSG’s performance was the attitude of the players and they played with a lot of intensity out there, and after the first goal, it was PSG all over the park and they didn’t give any chance
to the visitors.
"The key to the match was to show the same face we did in the Champions League. We made a good start to the game with lots of intensity, and after the first goal it was easy."
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