Will Bayern’s run continue against PSG? Kompany: “We need a perfect game” | OneFootball

With 15 wins from 15 competitive matches, FC Bayern travels to the Champions League summit at Paris Saint-Germain with an impressive record. The German record champions are currently among the most in-form teams in Europe – and coach Vincent Kompany is convinced that his team can also hold their own at the Parc des Princes.

“You have to believe that you can do it. You also need a perfect game – we’re playing against the Champions League winner and one of the favorites. Playing away makes it even more difficult. We have to believe in our chance,” explained Kompany at the pre-match press conference.

“It will be maximum intensity”

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After the confident 3-0 win in the Bundesliga against Bayer Leverkusen, the Belgian is looking forward to the clash with the French champions. Immediately after the victory against Leverkusen, Kompany had already announced: “It’s going to be an awesome game.”

The 39-year-old knows what awaits his team in Paris: “Basically, we have similar conditions. It’s not just about dominance – that’s what people want to see tomorrow. We’ve already played each other twice, and both times it was maximum intensity.”

Kompany knows PSG very well. Last season, the Munich side celebrated a win against the Parisians in the group stage of the Champions League, but had to accept defeat at the Club World Cup in July. Both games, according to the Bayern coach, “could have gone either way.”

Small details will decide

For Kompany, one thing is clear: In the duel between two top teams, nuances will decide in the end. “If everyone is fit – and that’s almost the case for us and for PSG – then there will be a very interesting game tomorrow. At the Club World Cup, they had a very good spell with players who had improved. We are taking similar steps to PSG. They have developed continuously. Games like these are decided by small details.”

The Munich team travels to the French capital with confidence – and with the goal of extending their winning streak to 16 competitive matches in a row. Kompany’s message to the team is clear: belief, passion, and perfection – that’s the way to succeed in Paris.

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