Paris Saint-Germain midfielder Vitinha says away support will play a crucial role in Tuesday's Champions League semi-final first leg in London.  

Vitinha said: "Although we are a young team, we are actually quite experienced. We went through a difficult period during the league and also played against strong teams like Arsenal, which is very helpful for us now."  

"We also made it to the semi-finals last year and had a similar experience. We will go all out and strive to achieve better results this year."  

"We will stick to our philosophy and will not change the way we play. Our goal is always to win, that's very clear. I expect this game to be very difficult for both teams. The success or failure of the game often depends on the details. We can't make mistakes."  

"Arsenal are a great team with a strong squad, which is undoubtedly a big advantage for them. Arsenal have a very good team chemistry, which is somewhat similar to us, so it will be an exciting game."  

"Every football player dreams of playing in a match like this. We are very focused and happy to play in both games. We are only focusing on the upcoming match and no longer dwelling on the loss to Nice. Our goal is already set on the first leg of the semi-final and we will do our best to win."  

"Every time we play English teams the physical challenges are mentioned. But I think we have shown that we are able to cope with those challenges."  

"I don't think there is any favorite team. We are playing away in the first leg, so the opponent will have a certain home advantage. But we will also have our own advantages in the second leg. I am very grateful to the fans who came to support us. Their support makes us feel motivated in every game. The fans really injected extra strength into us."  

"In addition, Ousmane Dembélé is truly a leader who gives his all. He is very focused on his role both on the pitch and in the dressing room. He has managed to bring the players together, give them confidence and demonstrate his extraordinary charisma as a leader."