In a match devoid of stakes, Paris Saint-Germain suffered a 2-1 defeat against Paris FC in the 34th and concluding fixture of the Ligue 1 season. With their sights now set on the Champions League final, the team reflects on an eventful campaign.
The Paris Saint-Germain squad, led by captain Marquinhos, concluded its Ligue 1 journey with a setback on home soil. The 34th matchday served as a transitional moment, bridging the club’s domestic league performance with its upcoming European ambitions in the Champions League final.
Marquinhos addresses PSG’s performance and future focus
Speaking to media outlets, Marquinhos acknowledged the team’s shortcomings in the final league game but emphasized the bigger picture ahead. « Everything that happens here provides lessons we must take forward, particularly after a defeat, » he stated. « We didn’t deliver the performance we were capable of. The first half wasn’t up to our usual standards, but we managed to score in the second. Still, we must keep improving. »
The Brazilian defender highlighted the urgency to refocus on the Champions League final, now just two weeks away. « We have two weeks to prepare properly for our final objective, » he explained. « Today’s victory celebration for the league title was fitting, but our work isn’t done. Winning Ligue 1 was a tough challenge this season, and we still face significant hurdles. »
Marquinhos reflected on reaching his third Champions League final with the club in 13 years, calling it « one of the best things that could happen in a season. » Despite the league loss, he stressed the importance of learning from every match as the team gears up for the grand stage in Europe.
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