FootballLuis Enrique calls PSG’s 4-2 win over Manchester City “very, very tough”
Luis Enrique described PSG’s victory over Manchester City as a difficult contest. He praised City’s response and admitted his side could have conceded more goals.

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Thursday’s MD Bizkaia-Araba cover puts Jesús Areso in the spotlight as he enters his second season with Athletic’s first team. The right-back spoke at Lezama yesterday about his past, present and future. The feature follows a changing trajectory after his first year with the team did not meet the expectations surrounding him.
Areso is now described as making progress. The cover also sits alongside the team’s day-to-day picture at Lezama: Nico Williams, Laporte and Sancet have yet to return to group training. A forward, meanwhile, trained alone yesterday on one of the club’s pitches. Those updates offer a glimpse of the issues around the team, while Thursday’s cover keeps the defender at its centre.
Another development involving Athletic concerns the match stopped last Saturday against the Basque club. Following the interruption, a €6,000 sanction and a partial closure of Vallecas were proposed. These remain proposed measures, rather than confirmation that a sanction has already been imposed. Thursday’s cover therefore brings together a profile of Areso and several updates connected with Athletic.
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