Quote from: Blitzboy on Today at 04:04:27 PM

Some argue PSG is lucky, as they got a red card break against Barca. Football requires more than luck. PSG's shown they know how to win, best believe that. The coach is great and knows Champions League. Dortmund's win over Atletico was stunning. They've shown their mettle. PSG had the best of the prior encounters, but here is the next round. Dortmund is on fire, but PSG is ahead. They perform well when needed. PSG will need to play well, but I know they can since they're great players. I respect this challenge's unpredictability.

The effects of a red card on any team is something thst can't be overlooked because it has a way of messing with the minds of the players and even their orientation is definitely going to change because they are most definitely not going to be as effective as they should be as a little amount of pressure will now be exerted on the players to enable them get to see if they can cover up for the space that has been created by the red card.

For the opponent a red card is always an advantage except if it's an opponent that happens to be very weak who cannot seize opportunity in a red card but for a team like PSG we should definitely expect they are going to use the advantage to the fullest which was actually exactly what they did, PSG isn't a team that is to be considered weak and that was actually one reason that got Barcelona pressured because they know that PSG is very determined and will most definitely going to make good use of the advantage they have got and ofcourse it was a very helpful one for them actually.

PSG if they should face Dortmund the way they did with Barcelona i think they will be able to keep the German side in their toes In as much as the German side is also a tough side to handle in the champions league although they don't have much experience but then they are not to be seen as weak either so it's relatively a huge one for PSG to face but then most likely they look like they are up to the task and can handle it.