The Olympique de Marseille left-back has stated that Les Phoceens are taking their next game against the cash-laden club from Paris like any other game
Week 26 will witness one of the most awaited clashes in the Ligue 1 this season when leaders, Paris Saint-Germain play host to nine-time champions of http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Olympique-de-Marseille-c40127 at Parc des Princes this Sunday.
No team can be considered clear cut favourites making it a mouth watering encounter. And a slip up from the hosts can make the title race very exciting and a three-horse race once more.
Jeremy Morel, the 28-year-old full-back, while talking to reporters played down the hype regarding Sunday’s game. The Frenchman stated that no one is denying the importance of this game but Marseille are talking this match like
any other game.
Olympique de Marseille and Paris Saint-Germain hold a very strong rivalry between them but Morel feels that his side need to play without regardless of that fact and OM can win this game if they play to their strength.
"It's a game like any other, even if there exists a very strong rivalry between the two clubs," he told his club's official website.
The 28-year-old added that Sunday’s game is arguably the biggest and most awaited match of the season and there will be a huge amount of pressure on each and every player. However, the player feels that there is no need to get
under extra pressure and Les Phoceens’ dressing room is remaining calm about the situation.
"It's the biggest match of the season and we know all eyes will be upon us. In the changing room, I haven't felt that the other players are obsessed with the match against PSG.”
Morel said that if Marseille want to do well against PSG, they need to put all the hype on one side and players know that they need to perform really well on the pitch in order to get a positive result.
“We have to put all that hype to one side. There's a lot of talk in the papers, but our http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Job-c18684 is out there, on the pitch."
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