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Arsenal right-back Bacary Sagna has warned Paris Saint-Germain to expect an “intimidating” atmosphere when they meet Chelsea at Stamford Bridge on Tuesday evening.
Chelsea head into the second leg of their quarter-final Champions League tie following a 3-1 defeat in France, and will now require a victory with a margin of two clear goals to stand a chance of progressing.
PSG, who are without injured striker Zlatan Ibrahimovic for the fixture, are undefeated in all competitions since January 22 and have won all of their last 11 games.
"It's an intimidating stadium,” Sagna told Le Parisien. “It is a small pitch and the fans are very close to the pitch.
“There is a lot of intimidation and agitation. You really hear the chants and whistles. There are not many people, but they sound like they were doubled.”
Chelsea head into the second leg of their quarter-final Champions League tie following a 3-1 defeat in France, and will now require a victory with a margin of two clear goals to stand a chance of progressing.
PSG, who are without injured striker Zlatan Ibrahimovic for the fixture, are undefeated in all competitions since January 22 and have won all of their last 11 games.
"It's an intimidating stadium,” Sagna told Le Parisien. “It is a small pitch and the fans are very close to the pitch.
“There is a lot of intimidation and agitation. You really hear the chants and whistles. There are not many people, but they sound like they were doubled.”
Source: Goal.Com