In the first leg of the Champions League semi-final, Paris Saint-Germain defeated Arsenal 1-0 away. Paris Saint-Germain coach Luis Enrique and William Pacho were interviewed by the club's official media after the game and shared their feelings after the game.  

"We knew it would be a tough game, especially in such an exciting atmosphere," said Luis Enrique. "But I think the team showed a strong mentality and we started well, which also boosted our confidence."  

"It was an important moment for us. Now, we need to recover as quickly as possible and turn our attention to the next game, because the second leg will definitely be more challenging and more intense. However, we are very happy now and I believe we gave the fans a game worth cheering for."  

"The fans have seen our determination and fighting spirit. We have given our all in every game. I believe the fans will be happy for us."  

"It was a night of mixed emotions, but I think we should be truly grateful for the support of the fans, who always give us strength. There were 2,500 fans in the stadium today, and every player could really feel their enthusiasm and encouragement."  

"We knew that this game would be difficult and that we would go through some tough moments. But it was with the fans, with our courage and team spirit, that we showed true team courage and character. Although the result is gratifying, we know there is still room for improvement, and this is what we will work towards next."  

William Pacho said: "To be honest, I am sincerely happy with the result of the game, the desire shown by the team and the way we played. In addition, I am also very satisfied with the dedication shown by every player. It is an extraordinary achievement to challenge Arsenal in such a difficult away game and complete the tactical tasks deployed by the coach."  

"We played very well and everyone was very happy. I always believe that when we work together and unite, no one can beat us. The support of the fans is incredible. We feel their strength both away and at home. Their support is irreplaceable. We are like a big family. As long as we stay united, we will succeed."