PSG-OM, virile but correct

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By: Manu Tournoux

PSG-OM, virile but correct

Jacques Abardonado, the interim coach of OM, delivered his vision of football on the eve of the trip to Paris.

Jacques Abardonado doesn’t really have time to refine game systems. After having led his first match, Thursday evening in Amsterdam during Ajax-OM in the Europa League (3-3)the Marseille interim coach will continue with a trip to Paris.

For this PSG-OM, poster for the 6th day of Ligue 1 scheduled for Sunday evening (8:45 p.m.), “Pancho” confided what he expected from Valentin Rongier and his teammates facing “ one of the best teams in Europe »he judged on Saturday at a press conference held at the Robert Louis-Dreyfus center.

“We have great players”

“ I want a team that looks like me. I was an aggressive player but in a good way. I played more than 300 matches in D1 (OM, Nice, Lorient, Valenciennes) and never a red card, it means somethingunderlines the 45-year-old coach. So, I want a team that is aggressive but plays football. »

The OM coach also delivered the ambitions of the Olympians: “ We will go to Paris with a talented team, we have great players and it will be a great match. »

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