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ANDREW YATES
Manchester United coach Uli Gunnar Solshire has confirmed that his team will not back down when Paris Saint-Germain welcome France tomorrow in their sixteenth round of the Champions League.
"We have to repeat what United has played, and I think few teams will appreciate their presence at Old Trafford when we play well," said Solshire, who scored 10 wins and a draw with the Red Devils until Now. "He said.
"If you ask the coaches who played against Alex Ferguson, you'll find that controlling speed and rhythm are the highlights of his style."
"I'm counting on 3 good forwards – Marcos Rushford, Antony Marcial and Romilu Lucaco – we also have Alexis Sanchez and Jesse Lingard and they can challenge the defense of the SG."
The Red Devils have not suffered a defeat since taking charge of the team after the departure of Portuguese Jose Mourinho last December, the Norwegian coach has insisted on applying an offensive style contrary to the defensive approach of his predecessor.
The figures of the local successor of Mourinho speak for themselves, but he will pass his first European test on Tuesday.
Manchester United's qualification for the next round of the Champions League will increase the chances of Solshire being named permanent coach.
"The best nights of my career have been in the Champions League," said Solshir, 45, recalling his memories of the Champions League.
He scored the goal of United's win in the Champions League in 1999 to help his club win the trophy after winning the Premier League and FA Cup.
Source: Reuters
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