After Olympique defeat, Luis Enrique on his future: I have to... | OneFootball

Last Monday night, September 22, was a night of mixed emotions for Luis Enrique. While losing the biggest classic of French football against Olympique de Marseille, the PSG coach was named at the Ballon D'or ceremony as the best coach in the world for the 2024/25 season.

The Olympique - PSG match ended 1-0 for the home team, with the Parisians unable to overturn the minimal advantage achieved by the Marseille team as early as the fifth minute of the match. Nayef Aguerd was the player who scored the only goal of the match.

At the end of the match, Luis Enrique stated that the score did not reflect what the clash had been, considering that PSG deserved a better result than what was achieved. Regarding the award for the best coach in the world, the Spaniard made no comments.

"We are not used to losing. Tonight we played a good game. The match was very intense. We deserved more," Luis Enrique began after the first defeat of the Parisian team this season, which until then had only victories.

Finally, Luis Enrique admitted that the team - which came from a victory in the Champions League - needs to forget the defeat and focus on the future: "I have to analyze the game to understand what happened. I think many things went well for us, we had opportunities to score. The defeat in Le Classique is always hard to digest, but this is a team of champions. We have to move forward and prepare for the upcoming games in the best way."

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