Joao Pedro Blasts PSG After Luis Enrique Fight in the Club World Cup Final | Football

Joao Pedro accused Paris Saint-Germain as a sick loser after he disagreed with Luis Enrique during the Chelsea World Cup final victory on Sunday.

Chelsea surprised PSG in the final at Metlife Stadium as double in the first round of Cole Palmer, plus an excellent final result from Pedro before resting, sealing the 3-0 victory for the Enzo Marsca team.

However, boiling tension between the two teams some time after the final whistle and the main flame point occurred when the PSG duo Gianluigi Donnarumma and Achraf Hakimi faced Chelsea midfielder Andrey Santos.

Pedro, who joined Chelsea in an agreement of £ 60 million from Brighton earlier this month, stepped in front of Donnarumma and Hakimi to protect Santos but Luis Enrique approached Brazil forward and pushing his face, dropping it on the ground.

Luis Enrique was detained by PSG defender Presnel Kimpembe but the Spaniard now faces a serious impact on his clashes with Chelsea going forward.

When asked about the incident with Luis Enrique, Pedro told Sportv: ‘I went to protect Andrey, I saw their players crowded with Andrey.

‘Like a good Brazilian, I went to protect my friend. Many people arrived and in that chaos, I was finally encouraged. That’s part of that.

“They don’t know how to lose, but it’s football.”

Speaking to Cazetv about the encouragement of Luis Enrique to Pedro, Santos said: ‘There is no way to find out at that time. I am not subject to anyone.

‘Which [Joao Pedro] And those people arrived. What’s important is that we are champions. ‘

Meanwhile, Luis Enrique claimed that he tried to ease the situation and claim that Chelsea Marsca manager was also involved in post-match fights.

“What happened at the end of the match is a situation that can be avoided by everyone,” said Luis Enrique.

“I tried to separate the players, there was tension.

“We should prevent the situation from increasing. I have no problem talking.

‘After the match, there are many tensions. Everyone encourages and encourages players, the results of tension.

“I see Marsa pushing players, and people encourage them. This is a situation that we must avoid. What I do is separate the players. ‘

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