Quote from: Altryist on Today at 01:13:42 PM

Quote from: Pandu Geddon on Today at 12:19:48 PM

Let's see and wait for the results of the last two matches that will affect their fate. However, Man City, Madrid, or PSG are big teams. They will try their best to qualify. Even if some of them do not qualify for the knockout stages, we still have enough teams that will make the Champions League interesting. However, some of them played poorly in the early stages of several matches. So they will suffer the consequences.

As for Real, there is no doubt that they will continue to play in the playoffs, but PSG and City are in a more difficult situation and the remaining two matches with City and Stuttgart do not imply guaranteed victories for them in these matches. City may have more chances to continue to play in the playoffs, but I will say that with the game they are showing now, it will be very difficult for them, because each subsequent opponent can be more difficult.
If we assume that City plays well, then PSG can decide everything in the last match with Stuttgart, and this is also a difficult opponent, who still has chances. Enrique allowed a very difficult situation for PSG and for them everything can end at the group stage.

Because Stuttgart also has a chance that is not much different from PSG, the situation may be difficult for PSG. It will be a bad result for PSG if they have to be eliminated from this qualifying round.
A situation that will put pressure on Enrique in the remaining two matches. Trying to get the best results to be able to qualify through the playoffs certainly requires maximum struggle from PSG, as well as luck from the results of other matches.
Will Enrique be replaced after failing to qualify PSG for the knockout round? At least maybe they will wait until the end of the season.