PSV trainer Peter Bosz said the upcoming match has nothing to do with the previous matches. "It has nothing to do with each other," he said. "The next match is the most important." He added that his team will do everything to win the match, regardless of how the Belgians have performed or how PSV is doing.
The match will be a whole challenge for PSV, as Club Brugge are a very attacking team with many young players. The match is also important for the Dutch team's position on the UEFA coefficient list, as Belgium has already surpassed the Netherlands. PSV wants to go further in the Champions League and for that, they need to win matches.
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