Football: Joe Montemurro Wary of a "More Aggressive" PSG

PSG isn't Olympique Lyonnais' bête noire, far from it. But it's a PSG that's different from the two league matches (1-0 and 2-0 for Lyon) that will be heading to Groupama Stadium on Friday.

And the Lyonnaises will not take this match for granted, because this season has shown that they can get through rough patches, because the risk of a blank season exists, but also because the capital club has changed its coach, Paulo Cesar has replaced Fabrice Abriel, who was suspended. And he has already left his mark on the way PSG plays .

Paris FC paid the price in the playoff semi-finals, losing 2-1. "The team is more aggressive in its pressing and plays higher up the pitch. We'll have to be very vigilant in the transition phases, manage situations well, and be tactically intelligent to know when to attack and when not," Joe Montemurro analyzed at a press conference.

Eugénie Le Sommer also stressed the need not to take this match lightly: "We know that these are always close matches, with a lot of tension. The motivation is there, because it's a final: we'll give it our all." For an 18th title as French champions.