Manchester United are yet to lose a game ever since Ole Gunnar Solskjaer had taken charge of the club.
But many fans feel that their first loss might come in the Champions League this month when they take on PSG.
Man United and PSG go head-to-head in the Round of 16 of the Champions League and the first leg will be played at Old Trafford on the 12th of February.
PSG are without a doubt the stronger side and the United boss will have an uphill task in trying to keep their attackers at bay.
But Solskjaer is takin every necessary set in order to prevent a PSG dominance. And the latest one was the fact that he and Mike Phelan had flown into France to watch PSG play Lyon.
The Parisian club ended up losing that match – the first one for them this season but almost every PSG player knew that the United manager was in the stands watching.
And Thiago Silva claimed after the match that Solskajer would have been pleased to watch the match but Man United would be facing a totally different side later this month.
‘Solskjaer must be happy with what he saw,’ the Brazilian defender said.
‘We started the game well, but then we lost our concentration and did not have a good first half.
‘For me, too, it was difficult. The second half was better but that was not enough. We missed a lot of things. We need to be more focused when we do not have the ball, for example.
‘But do not be worried about us. Next Tuesday, in Manchester, it will be another competition, another environment, another atmosphere.
‘In the meantime, we have to work between us to show something else.
‘We will be facing a great team. Manchester United are on a run of nine wins in 10 games.’
PSG will be without Neymar who has injured his leg and the club have confirmed the Brazilian superstar will miss both the legs.
This is surely a huge boost for the Man United players given they will only have Kylian Mbappe on their minds.
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