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UCL: Different class, superb – Ex-Arsenal midfielder Parlour hails two players after PSG, Bayern game
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UCL: Different class, superb – Ex-Arsenal midfielder Parlour hails two players after PSG, Bayern game

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Former Arsenal midfielder, Ray Parlour, has hailed two players after Paris Saint-Germain defeated Bayern Munich 5-4 in the Champions League semi-final first leg tie on Tuesday.

Speaking to talkSPORT on Wednesday, Parlour singled out Michael Olise and Luis Diaz for special praise due to their performances.

He insisted that Olise was a different class against the Parisians, while Diaz was superb.

“Olise was a different class. Luis Diaz was superb on that left-hand side for Bayern going forward,” Parlour said.

“You look at it now, and I’m sure Atletico Madrid and Arsenal will be looking at that and thinking, ‘Wait a minute, if we get them in the final, then one of us is going to have to be at our best if we’re going to beat Bayern Munich or PSG'”.

UCL: Different class, superb – Ex-Arsenal midfielder Parlour hails two players after PSG, Bayern game

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