Ousmane Dembélé scored a brilliant goal in PSG's (3-0) victory over Lille, this Friday, which Luis Enrique, coach of the Parisians, defined as "from Playstation". But it didn't seem like a compliment. «More than a goal from a professional player, it was a goal from Playstation. When you press all the buttons and do everything at the same time, this happens. Everyone loves these types of goals, but what I expect from Ousmane is more than scoring one, or two, or three goals in a game, is that he leads the defensive aspect. And he and the rest of the players have to improve in that,” warned the coach, not at all satisfied with PSG's performance in the first 45 minutes. «In the first half, Lille easily dismantled our pressure. We ran but badly. You have to run with your head. We were lucky. It's incredible that we scored three goals and in the previous game, against Paris FC, we didn't score any", said the Spanish coach, referring to their elimination from the French Cup on Monday. «The second half was much better, but it is very dangerous to have a first half like we had, it is something we have to change. And the players know that to win important trophies again we have to improve our defensive game, and today was the best example. If you relax a little, if you try hard but not 100%, you're going to have problems. We have to be focused, connected from the first minute», he warned.