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PSG coach Luis Enrique must decide whether to protect lead or attack against Monaco

Luis Enrique must balance PSG’s attacking style with guarding against Monaco’s quick counterattacks while managing injuries and goalkeeper rotation.

  • On Wednesday, PSG coach Luis Enrique may be unsure whether to protect a slim 3-2 aggregate lead in the playoff, given Monaco's threat from rapid counterattacks.
  • This month, Monaco's first goal last Tuesday saw left back Caio Henrique exploiting space behind Achraf Hakimi, highlighting their recent attacking bursts.
  • Fati has nine goals in 20 games and Balogun is back in form, offering Monaco multiple attacking options, which Pocognoli could deploy.
  • In response, Luis Enrique could tell his fullbacks Achraf Hakimi and Nuno Gomes to stay deeper, while goalkeeper rotation between Safonov and Chevalier complicates PSG's defense.
  • PSG's injury list complicates selection choices for the second leg, with Ousmane Dembélé injured and a Ballon d'Or winner missing last Saturday's match due to a calf injury.
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The Principality club was beaten 3-2 during the roadblock last week and is in a largely unfavourable position before the return match on Wednesday at the Parc des Princes.

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PSG coach Luis Enrique must decide whether to protect lead or attack against Monaco

Paris Saint-Germain coach Luis Enrique may be unsure how to approach the second leg of the Champions League playoff against Monaco on Wednesday.

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This Wednesday evening (21 hours, Canal Plus), the PSG receives Monaco in the back of the Champions League. Battu on the way, the Monegasque club thinks it will be able to reverse the situation. PSG and Monaco will be competing in the eighth final of the Champions League this Wednesday evening on the lawn of the Parc des Princes. After taking an option to go to the Louis II stadium (2-3), the PSG will want to finish the job before its supporters…

Battered on the way (2-3), AS Monaco travels on the Paris Saint-Germain lawn Wednesday on the occasion of the return dam of the Champions League......

Paris Saint-Germain faces the AS Monaco on Wednesday at the Parc des Princes for the return match of the Ligue des Champions dam. The Paris club should be amputated by three major players for this crucial match. After its 3-2 victory in the all-round, the PSG has a definite advantage, but these absences could complicate Luis Enrique's task. Ousmane Dembélé is the first major concern of the Parisian coach. Ballon d'Or was injured in the calf duri…

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Winnipeg Free Press broke the news in Winnipeg, Canada on Tuesday, February 24, 2026.
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