A week after the defeat in Germany (1-0), PSG welcomes Dortmund, this Tuesday at the Parc des Princes, in the semi-finals of the Champions League (9pm on RMC Sport 1). Pressured by the crowd, Luis Enrique’s players hope to topple Borussia and reach the final scheduled for June 1 at Wembley.
An evening to make history, set the city on fire and get to know paradise. PSG are preparing for a very emotional moment when they host Dortmund this Tuesday in the semi-final of the second leg of the Champions League (9pm on RMC Sport 1). A week after being beaten at Signal Iduna Park (1-0), at the end of a disappointing performance, the Parisians have the opportunity to turn everything around in front of their home crowd. Led by the Ultras Paris Collective, the Parc des Princes are ready to push like never before behind Luis Enrique’s players. With the dream of a final at Wembley on June 1, against Real Madrid or Bayern Munich.
Despite the defeat in Rhur, the Spanish coach has spread confidence and calm to his group in recent days. As he did in the previous round, between the two quarter-finals against Barça (2-3 loss in Paris, then 1-4 win in Montjuïc). Confident in his system, clinging to his playing principles, however, Luis Enrique made two changes (one of which was forced) compared to the first leg.
Mbappé’s last European with PSG at the Parc des Princes
After the serious knee injury of Lucas Hernandez, who was out for several months, the 53-year-old coach chose to put Lucas Beraldo as the central hinge, together with captain Marquinhos. For a 100% Brazilian axis. Gianluigi Donnarumma is obviously in goal, with Achraf Hakimi on the right and Nuno Mendes on the left, in great difficulty against Jadon Sancho in the first half.
As since the start of the knockout phase, the midfield will be led by Vitinha, Warren Zaire-Emery and Fabian Ruiz, author of major failures on the Dortmund pitch.
The second change concerns the attacking trio, as Kylian Mbappé is placed on the left, with Gonçalo Ramos in the axis (numerically taking Barcola’s place) and Ousmane Dembélé on the right.
The PSG line-up
Donnarumma – Hakimi, Marquinhos, Beraldo, Nuno Mendes – Zaire-Emery, Ruiz, Vitinha – Dembélé, Ramos, Mbappé
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