Toulouse v PSG: Barcola relishes PSG’s attacking masterclass | OneFootball

Bradley Barcola, 22 years old, winger for Paris Saint-Germain, spoke in the mixed zone about the big victory against Toulouse 3-6 (see the summary here). The Parisian forward emphasized the joy rediscovered in collective play and the team's growing strength, just weeks before the Champions League.

Barcola "it's more enjoyable for us to play like this"

We quickly scored a goal that got us into the match. We managed it until the end.

Does it feel good?

Yes, honestly it feels good, it's more enjoyable for us to play like this. For them, it logically becomes harder, but we had a lot of fun. That's why we scored so many goals.

Joao Neves a goalscorer?

I call you Cristiano Ronaldo now. I'm happy for him. I didn't expect it, but it's great like that.

Was there a desire to score more?

We really wanted to score more goals because it's true that in the first two matches, we had chances, but we couldn't capitalize on them. We worked really well this week and we're happy with the score.

Barcola "I think we're gaining momentum"

Was it a very successful match?

Yes, we're really very happy with what we did, we worked really well these first weeks back. We're even happier to score so many goals.

What do you take away from this start of preparation?

I think we're gaining momentum, it's true that the first match directly against Tottenham was difficult, but now more and more, we feel better and we can only improve and be good on the field.

Barcola "I think it's more about relaxation"

We saw some small defensive errors and with the Champions League approaching, is everything okay?

Yes, everything is fine, we're only focusing on the positives tonight. We'll continue to work to be even better in the upcoming matches.

Was it physically that you struggled at the end?

No, I don't think it was physically. I think it's more about relaxation since there were so many goals. It's the downside of the evening, but we'll focus on the goals we scored.

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