Date published: Thursday 7th March 2019 3:52
Dimitar Berbatov has told Paris Saint-Germain they should have known to “respect the giant” as Manchester United knocked them out in the Champions League.
A controversial penalty from Marcus Rashford secured a 3-3 aggregate victory on the away goal rule to see United through to the Champions League quarter-finals.
Under Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, the Red Devils have also catapulted themselves into the top four in the Premier League, while they are also in the quarter-finals of the FA Cup.
“People! We need to talk about last night,” Berbatov said in a video on his Instagram account.
“What a night! Unbelievable, unforgettable. A special night in Paris, from Manchester with love.
“It doesn’t matter how many injured players or suspensions you have. If you play as a team, probably you are going to win, the team is above all. The most important word in football – ‘team’.
“They said it was not possible, 2-0 down is too much to overcome and PSG were too strong.
“What are you going to say now? The truth is you forgot one small detail, this is still Manchester United.
“It doesn’t matter what is happening, where you are in the table. In the end, respect the giant or you’ll suffer.”
