If you take the Dortmund vs. PSG game as an example, just look how close things can be when it comes to either ending the game with a draw or a win when PSG hit the inner post twice within less than 10 seconds. Nobody talks about it after the game, but part of the truth is that in that moment Dortmund got lucky. They did deserve to win, but sometimes it is only an inch that decides whether or not your winning streak (or not losing streak) is going to break.
Do you think Dortmund in France will beat PSG? Normally PSG at home is very strong, but ask Barcelona to see how it went. Personally I think that PSG at home is at another level when they play in their stadium, but the German team's achievement was Unique in Germany, and that They strongly neutralized Mbappé who could not do much, now I say one thing , if Dortmund plays against PSG in a defensive manner and only in the face of the devastating counterattack, they can secure the game at their home and lock themselves in pure defense, something like what Madrid did with City, which are generally teams that attack all the time, although Dortmund's style is always to attack, because in the Bundesliga I have seen that they play like that all the time.
PSG optimistic about final chances despite defeat to Dortmund
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Paris Saint-Germain coach Luis Enrique was hopeful his side would still reach the Champions League final despite a 1-0 defeat away to Borussia Dortmund in the first leg of their last-four tie on Wednesday.
“It’s football. Very often it is marvellous and other times it is like this. We would have preferred to be in a different situation, but I think when you look at it it was a very even game,” the Spaniard said after his side were undone by a solitary Niclas Fuellkrug goal in the first half.
The French champions had more possession and more attempts on goal but were hindered by wayward finishing and perhaps a lack of luck – Kylian Mbappe and Achraf Hakimi hit separate posts in the same move at one point in the second half.
“It’s football. Very often it is marvellous and other times it is like this. We would have preferred to be in a different situation, but I think when you look at it it was a very even game,” the Spaniard said after his side were undone by a solitary Niclas Fuellkrug goal in the first half.
The French champions had more possession and more attempts on goal but were hindered by wayward finishing and perhaps a lack of luck – Kylian Mbappe and Achraf Hakimi hit separate posts in the same move at one point in the second half.
Source: https://www.gulf-times.com/article/681745/sports/psg-optimistic-about-final-chances-despite-defeat-to-dortmund