Physically they are really incredible - PSG coach

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Paris St-Germain "need to be prepared" for Newcastle United's "intensity", says the French side's manager Luis Enrique.
The Ligue 1 leaders lost 4-1 at St James' Park in October and the former Barcelona coach is wary of the threat posed by Eddie Howe's side.
"If you saw the last match against Chelsea, physically they are really incredible. Six players are putting on so much pressure, they can pressurise eight players at the same time," Enrique said in his pre-match news conference.
"This intensity in their game and this pressure is something that we need to be prepared for.
"It is a very complicated group and the ranking is really close, as you can see.
"I'm sure that my team is ready, though. Ready to play, to be competitive on the pitch - and that's what we've been proving throughout the entire season."
Meanwhile, midfielder Vitinha says there is a "little revenge feeling" among the PSG players as they head into the crucial match on Tuesday.
"We spoke after that match. We knew it was not a great result for us, of course. That was a very tough game and we know it's another tough game tomorrow night, but we still want to win," said the Portugal international.
"Maybe we have that little revenge feeling, but that stays inside us. Tomorrow is going to be a show and that we win is the most important thing."