Luis Enrique expects PSG to 'suffer' despite beating Arsenal 

Gunners frustrated as Ousmane Dembele's early goal hands Luis Enrique's side Champions League advantage

Donnarumma may have made two smart saves to keep Arsenal out but PSG also had chances to put the tie beyond the Gunners.

First Bradley Barcola pulled an effort wide and then Goncalo Ramos hit the crossbar late on.

PSG boss Luis Enrique expects his side to "suffer" in Paris without that cushion.

"I think emotions are at that level in those kind of matches so it's difficult to analyse," he said. "Great atmosphere but we showed the kind of team we are.

"We tried to play our way and scored the goal early playing the way we play. We suffered sometimes but could have scored the second goal. The second match is going to be very tough.

"We need to prepare for the second match, it's going to be difficult. The result means a little advantage for us. We are going to suffer, we know that. I think we can go to the final but there is still one match."