Paris St-Germain has successfully negotiated for an extra dressing room ahead of their Super Cup match against Aston Villa. The decision comes after the Champions League holders expressed their dissatisfaction with the facilities at Red Bull Arena on Wednesday.

Initially, Unai Emery's side was assigned the away dressing room, while Aston Villa, the Europa League winners, were using the home dressing room of Red Bull Salzburg. PSG officials raised their concerns during a pre-game meeting on Monday, stating that their assigned space was too small for their needs.

Key points from the situation include:

• PSG emphasized the importance of having equal accommodations, especially since they are the reigning Super Cup champions after defeating Tottenham on penalties last year.
• Following their concerns, UEFA responded by allocating a spare dressing room, typically reserved for officials, to PSG, ensuring they received adequate space comparable to Villa.
• Notably, no officials were displaced to accommodate this adjustment.

This move highlights the ongoing importance of proper facilities in high-stakes matches, underscoring PSG's commitment to maintaining their standards as they prepare for the upcoming clash.