Paris St-Germain were given an extra dressing room for the UEFA Super Cup, but the Champions League winners remained unhappy with the space provided at Red Bull Arena, according to reports. The additional room was reportedly handed over after the French club complained about their original allocation, yet it did not end their dissatisfaction.
PSG are set to face Aston Villa in the Super Cup, the traditional curtain raiser for Europe's football league season. The match pits the Champions League winners against their English opponents, with PSG hoping to start the season with a trophy. The dressing room issue has become a minor talking point in the buildup, though both teams are expected to focus on the game once it begins. The Super Cup marks the first major fixture of the new European club season, and a win would give either side an early boost. Despite the grumbling over facilities, the focus will quickly shift to the action on the pitch.