Spurs come into Wednesday’s clash having lost 0-4 to Bayern Munich after a 1-1 draw against Newcastle United. While admitting PSG will not be an easy opponent to overcome, the Danish manager sounded quietly optimistic
Thomas Frank
Despite an underwhelming pre-season, Tottenham Hotspur boss Thomas Frank was optimistic of his side’s chances in the Super Cup final against Paris Saint-Germain.
Spurs come into Wednesday’s clash having lost 0-4 to Bayern Munich after a 1-1 draw against Newcastle United. While admitting PSG will not be an easy opponent to overcome, the Danish manager sounded quietly optimistic.
“It’s a fantastic challenge to have in the first game but, of course, we believe in ourselves. We’re going to a final and there will be one objective — try to win it. We don’t see it as a test; we see it as two good teams against each other, and we want to come out on top,” said Frank.
“[PSG] are the best team in Europe. They won the treble and it looks like they are extremely strong in all positions. But, hopefully we can use some of the experience we have from the last final that the team played, against Manchester United, to beat PSG,” Frank added.
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