Paris Saint-Germain coach Luis Enrique says his team must defend against rapid attacks more effectively after two consecutive matches without a win. He calls for his players to be more “attentive” to fast transitions, following a run that has left PSG seeking better results.
PSG’s latest outing ends in a 2-2 draw at Rennes. The comeback involves Ferran Torres, who scores twice late as a substitute, including on his club debut. The match provides a positive outcome for PSG in a period otherwise marked by dropped points across two games.
Across the coverage, the central focus is the same: PSG’s recent inability to secure wins and the coaching message that defensive focus during quick counterattacks needs improvement. While one report emphasizes the coach’s remarks about attentiveness to rapid attacks, both describe the match context and the late, Torres-led rescue that earns PSG a draw.
