ive watched it three times and I agree with your conclusions.
As it stands today, we’re a goal ahead, we’ve got an away goal, we’ve worked out how to play against them, we’ve got into their heads, we are full strength and we’re going to be more rested than them and at home.
Just for once everything is in our favour, even a winnable final preceded by a relatively easy schedule.
We are going to blow it aren’t we?
this is number 1this clip is crying for edit , something like that **** rolling to eternity through our cosmos.
Don't; they chased off us the pitch. 0-5.
Obviously, lolive watched it three times and I agree with your conclusions.
As it stands today, we’re a goal ahead, we’ve got an away goal, we’ve worked out how to play against them, we’ve got into their heads, we are full strength and we’re going to be more rested than them and at home.
Just for once everything is in our favour, even a winnable final preceded by a relatively easy schedule.
We are going to blow it aren’t we?
I wonder if it could be a blessing no fans in the stadium Tuesday, the players don’t feel the pressure as much if say we went a goal down, on the other hand having 55000 roar you on has to help as well.
Think that's Neymar, who I'm sure stood on a Parc des Princes land mine last WednesdaySounds more serious than a calf injury if he's missing both legs.
Watching it live I thought we were much the better side before their goal.I too have watched the game several times on City+ and it is a classic example illustrating the difference between what is actually going on and what we feel, as City fans, is going on. I am of that generation, as are many on here, that was driven to learn from experience that if you expected the worst City always lived down to expectations. And some of that attitude remains, despite the last decade. So, on Wednesday PSG's goal proved that fate always deals us just what we don't need, just when we don't need it and I spent the rest of the first half feeling things were about to go really wrong and in the last 5 minutes of the half, as my feet twitched into imaginary tackles, I was convinced that City were going to concede a second just at the right time to commit suicide! Watching the game again nothing of the kind! PSG's goal was a good goal but at no point were we in trouble. Under pressure on occasions but not in trouble. The back four played well, at times superbly, and apart from a deflected shot which he tipped over - safety first - Eddie was largely unoccupied. And even I didn't feel the need to help out with the tackling in the second half as it dawned on me very gradually that we were actually murdering them.
It was 9 minutes +stoppage time, hardly "a lot".We were in control in the 2nd half - agreed - but we played a lot of that versus a 10-man PSG and yet failed to score a 3rd.