Manchester United midfielder Paul Pogba is unfazed with his side’s slim defeat to Barcelona in the first leg of their Champions League quarterfinal clash at Old Trafford. The Frenchman believes the Red Devils can pull another dramatic comeback when they visit the Camp Nou next week for the remainder of the fixture.
Luke Shaw’s own goal handed the Spanish League giants a goal advantage going into the return leg a week from now. Pogba said United had a good game considering the quality of opposition they faced, adding that they gave them a run for their money in the game.
“It was a good game, obviously we’re playing against Barcelona, one of the best teams in the world,” SportKeeda quoted Pogba telling reporters after the match.
“But we gave them some problems as well, they gave us some problems but we know where we can hurt them.
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“Now it’s one leg gone, we have the other one and we’re going to give everything in this one. We’re going to do everything we can to make it happen and we believe it.
“They didn’t really have a lot of chances, maybe one when David (De Gea) made a great save.
“But after that they weren’t that dangerous, not a lot of chances.”
Asked if he expected to see so many cracks in Barca’s game, Pogba replied: “That’s what we saw in the videos.
“We know that they are a very, very strong team offensively. One of the best in the world of course.
“But all teams have flaws. We know what their flaws are so we’re going to target that next game.”
