Undefeated since November 23 and its home loss against Bayern Munich in the Champions League (0-1), PSG faces BK Häcken on the strength of its 19 consecutive games without losing, in all competitions. Jocelyn Prêcheur’s players often folded, as during their last match of the group stage against the Bavarians in Germany (2-2, with a goal from Stanway against his camp in the 88th minute), but they never broken up for four months.
“It’s going well because we have a very good team, a very good state of mind off and on the pitch,” explained Polish goalkeeper Katarzyna Kiedrzynek on Tuesday. I think that’s the key to these 19 matches without defeat. I am proud. » On the pitch, the Parisian coach expects a match as intense as the one on Bayern’s pitch, while BK Häcken came second in a group which included Paris FC (2-1, 0-0 ), just behind Chelsea.
Picaud and Bachmann also absent
“It’s going to be difficult, we are aware of that, but it is a quarter-final of the Champions League,” underlined Prêcheur, who would like to see his team take an option for qualification at the end of this meeting . The Parisiennes traveled to Gothenburg without Marie-Antoinette Katoto, injured in her right knee, the one which had been seriously affected during the Euro, prompting the Parisian staff to exercise the greatest caution. “She stayed in Paris, we are not alarmed but she took a blow to one knee in training,” said her trainer. I remain positive for the return match. »
International goalkeeper Constance Picaud also did not travel to Sweden “for personal reasons”, while Swiss striker Ramona Bachmann will also be absent, PSG being in discussions with American clubs who wish to recruit her.
