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Paris St-Germain boss Luis Enrique has admitted that "no-one wanted to play" Newcastle United in this year's Champions League group stage.

The Ligue 1 side, along with AC Milan and Borussia Dortmund, were drawn against the Magpies - who were in pot four - in a group that looked to be the most difficult on paper.

The Spaniard, who was part of the Barcelona side that lost 3-2 at St James' Park in Newcastle's first fixture in the competition in 1997, is wary of the encounter and won't be taking anything for granted.

"They are the team from the fourth pot in the draw that no-one really wanted, of course. We know that they play at a high level," he said in his pre-match news conference.

"They're very good in possession; they're very good off the ball as well. They play with a very high press - they're almost a compete football team.

"They're going to be playing in front of their extremely passionate supporters as well and that's going to help them.

"All teams can go far in the Champions League. There's no reason why Newcastle can't go far either. No-one wanted to play them, I guess, also because we saw how good they were last season.

"It's a spectacular place to go and play and it will also be good for us to see what our team is made of playing at St James' Park.

"I'm envious of my players because they're going to get to experience that first-hand out on the pitch. I just hope that it's a great game."

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Kieran Trippier feels Newcastle United can't be "too fixed" on facing Kylian Mbappe if they want to beat Paris St-Germain on Wednesday.

The right-back will have a tough job on his hands against the France superstar when the Magpies play their first Champions League home game in 20 years against the Ligue 1 champions.

"This is football, these are the levels you want to play at, playing in the Champions League against the best players and the best teams, but you know Paris St-Germain have got unbelievable players in the team," said Trippier in the pre-match news conference.

"Of course we need to recognise Mbappe is one of the best players in the world, but they've got quality all over the pitch. We can't be too fixed on them - we need to play our way because on our day we can hurt anyone.

"He is certainly one of the best players in the world. Over the past few years he has been incredible. But as we do every single game - if it'sBurnley, if it's Paris, if it'sWest Hamon Sunday - we always prepare how we can win the game and how we can hurt the opposition, and tomorrow's no different just because it is a Champions League game."

This isn't the first time the England international has encountered Mbappe and he isn't worried about coming up against the 24-year-old again.

"It is a challenge I'm ready for. I've played against many good players and many good wingers in my career.

"The Champions League is where I want to play and you're going to play against the best wingers in the world."

• Newcastle United have won just three of their 13 meetings with French opponents (D4 L6), with this the first time they have faced Paris St-Germain.
• PSG have lost five of their past seven Champions League games against English sides, with the exceptions being a 3-1 victory at Manchester United(December 2020) and a 2-0 home win over Manchester City(September 2021).
• Newcastle's 0-0 draw with AC Milan in their opening group match was just their third clean sheet in 19 Champions League games, and they have never recorded back-to-back shutouts in the competition.
• Against Milan, Nick Pope became the fifth English goalkeeper to not concede a goal on his first Champions League start - and none of the other four kept a clean sheet in their second start in the competition.
• PSG's Kylian Mbappe has goals in the Champions League at Liverpool, Manchester City and Manchester United. He could become the fourth player to score an away goal at four English stadiums in the competition, after Cristiano Ronaldo (five), Lionel Messi (four) and Robert Lewandowski (four).

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Ezri Konsa said the game will be a tough one before being asked about midfielder Jacob Ramsey: “JJ can be a top, top-class player, we can see already what he can do.

“If he remains humble, like he is, he can go right to the top.”

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Aston Villa manager Unai Emery on the recent form of Ollie Watkins, who has scored four goals in his last two Premier League games after failing to find the net his first five league appearances this season: "I am very happy with him. His commitment with the club is really great. He has been always ready to learn. He is still humble to work hard and to try to get better always.

"When he is scoring goals he is very good for the team but when he is not scoring he is always working well, he is always doing his work we are demanding of him.

"He is closer to work with the national team because he has started very good this season."

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Ezri Konsa on in-form striker Ollie Watkins: “I played with him at Brentford, when he signed I knew what he would bring to the team.

“He scores goals for us and wins us games.”

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Aston Villa manager Unai Emery says Boubacar Kamara and Moussa Diaby will miss Thursday's Europa Conference League tie at home to Zrinjski Mostar after picking up injuries in Saturday's win over Brighton.

But Leon Bailey is back in training and should be available after recovering from a thigh strain.

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Aston Villa manager Unai Emery gives his thoughts on VAR: "I'm always positive with VAR. I think it is good for football. I think it helps the referee always. Sometimes you can have a mistake, like in the Tottenham v Liverpool game, but I can understand that. I can accept sometimes they are making a mistake, but normally, usually, they are working very well."

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Aston Villa defender Ezri Konsa, speaking before before the match with Zrinjski Mostar in the Europa Conference League on Thursday: “It’s our first game at home in Europe for some time now, we know how much it means to the fans.

“I’m looking forward to it, I know it will be loud and they’ll be behind us for 90 minutes.”

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Aston Villa manager Unai Emery is next up, talking about his side's Europa Conference League match at home to Zrinjski Mostar, of Bosnia & Herzegovina.

The Spaniard had plenty of positive things to say about VAR...

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Check out this video of Liverpool's Argentina midfielder Alexis Mac Allister enjoying a catch-up, external with his brother Kevin, who plays for Thursday's Europa League opponents Union Saint-Gilloise.

“Hopefully you don’t enjoy it, I want you to suffer,” says little brother Alexis.

It sounds as if they are looking forward to facing each other...