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Barcelona Disaster Live: Di Maria thinks Barca can still recover and urges team not to slack #PSGFCB


Di Maria had an amazing performance last night which happened to be his birthday but he has choosing not to be swept away by the glory and joy of the moment.

He admitted that their [PSG] was great and was exactly what the coach expected, but he said Barca were very strong and could still recover and "do the same" they did last night at home.

He said the following to beIN sports...

"To do that on my birthday was incredible,"

"As the coach requested, we produced the perfect performance.

"To qualify, we will need to produce a similar performance. We scored four goals but they could easily do the same in the return leg."

"Barca are very strong and they will still be strong at Camp Nou. We will be made to suffer there. We must go there thinking that the match has been reset to 0-0."

Good thinking from Di Maria....

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