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And Gab, he's jewels, uh, blue skies over West London and, uh, who are still, once again, over Paris, uh, because Paris has your man, the, uh, reigning European champions, uh, have also won the European Super Cup.

But, uh, Jules, I'm sure that going two goals down

against Tottenham Hotspur was not part of the game plan.

It was not part of the game plan, Gab, you're right.

What was part of the game plan, though,

and we expected was the difference in match fitness

between the two teams, which is very obvious, considering

Spurs had been on precedent for six weeks, had six friendly matches to get ready for the start

of their season, when PSG had been training for six days after three and a half weeks of

holidays for the players. So that showed, I think, very quickly. Spurs had a very good game plan.

They were sharp, they were aggressive, quickly. Spurs had a very good game plan. They were sharp.

They were aggressive.

They defended really well.

They were good on set pieces and they scored two goals on set pieces when PSG was sloppy for an hour.

And what's interesting is that PhD won the Champions League last season and the league with a very strong 11.

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