PSG v Le Havre: Digard left frustrated by lack of cutting edge up front | OneFootball

This Saturday evening, Paris Saint-Germain hosted Le Havre AC for the 13th day of Ligue 1. Temporarily relegated to second place in L1, Luis Enrique's players needed to win to reclaim the top spot in the standings. And it was with style that the Red and Blue secured the 3 points against HAC with a 3-0 victory (see the video summary). Didier Digard, coach of the Norman club, spoke to the L1+ microphones at the end of the match:

Digard: "I think the players didn't believe enough"

More frustration or satisfaction?

More frustration at the moment. Maybe when we realize we performed at the Parc, there will be satisfaction. But there's the frustration of not scoring. At some point, you have to score goals.

Anything positive?

Yes, we have made progress. We've improved in our desire to move forward, create play, and have ambition. But we need to do even more. I think the players didn't believe enough.

"I wanted to leave without frustration, and I have some."

An offensive strategy?

The goal was to put as many offensive players as possible to apply high pressure. It's a team that takes risks, even if their approach is rewarding as European champions. But we had opportunities, except we lacked precision. I wanted to leave without frustration, and I have some.

Was Beraldo targeted in the attacks?

No, not at all. The goal was to close the returns, force them to go forward, and avoid long periods of possession, which is exhausting. Afterward, our setups led us to that side, but Beraldo was not targeted.

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