Paris Saint-Germain's manager, Luis Enrique, is preparing for a challenging encounter against PSV Eindhoven in the Champions League. Despite PSV's struggles in the competition, they have shown strong domestic form. They recently defeated AZ Alkmaar 2-1, extending their lead at the top of the Eredivisie by five points. With 29 goals scored and only six conceded in nine league matches, PSV's attacking prowess is evident.
PSG recently secured a 4-2 victory over Strasbourg, with goals from Senny Mayulu, Marco Asensio, Bradley Barcola, and Lee Kang-In. However, after a 2-0 loss to Arsenal in their previous Champions League match, Luis Enrique anticipates a similarly tough challenge against PSV. "They are a top-level team without doubt," he remarked about the Dutch side's style of play.

PSV Eindhoven has yet to secure a win in this season's Champions League. They lost to Juventus and drew 1-1 with Sporting Lisbon. Despite these setbacks, their domestic performance remains impressive under Peter Bosz. Luis Enrique acknowledged their strong start to the season and noted their high level of play.
This upcoming match marks PSG's first European meeting with PSV. The Parisians previously faced Ajax during the 2014-15 group stage, achieving one win and one draw. After PSV, PSG will face Atletico Madrid and Bayern Munich. However, Luis Enrique emphasised that their immediate focus remains on Eindhoven.
The new Champions League format places added significance on home games for all teams involved. "The next game is always the most important one because that is the one you can control," said Luis Enrique. He stressed that every home fixture holds increased importance under this structure.
Historically, PSV has struggled on French soil in major European competitions. They have managed only two victories in 18 away matches against French clubs, drawing nine times and losing seven. This record might give PSG confidence as they prepare for Tuesday's clash at Parc des Princes.
Luis Enrique recognises the quality of Dutch football teams like PSV who excel at ball possession and high pressing tactics. He expects a challenging match similar to their recent game against Strasbourg due to PSV's playing style. The Spanish coach is aware of the threat posed by teams that press effectively and score from such situations.