Videos PSG aims to learn lessons from Champions League final defeat PSG missed its chances and then ran out of steam and ideas after the break, its former youth academy graduate Kingsley Coman heading the winner just before the hour. Reuters LISBON 24 August, 2020 09:39 IST PSG aims to learn lessons from Champions League final defeat Reuters LISBON 24 August, 2020 09:39 IST Paris Saint-Germain believes it can learn from its run to the Champions League final and become European champion after coming closer than ever in Sunday's 1-0 loss to Bayern Munich.The French champion missed its chances and then ran out of steam and ideas after the break, its former youth academy graduate Kingsley Coman, who left the club in 2014 as a free agent to join Juventus, heading the winner just before the hour.“We have to create a great team to follow up on this campaign. That's our challenge,” coach Thomas Tuchel told a news conference. “I'm going to talk with (sporting director) Leonardo and the people in charge to create that team.”ALSO READ| Elche wins playoff to return to La Liga after long saga “Right now it's difficult to sleep, it's difficult to speak, it's difficult to explain,” added midfielder Ander Herrera.“But, from tomorrow, at least myself, and I'm sure my team mates as well, we're going to start again. We've built something very, very important for the club.”Tuchel said the final could have gone either way. “It was a fight. We gave everything, we left our hearts, everything, on the pitch. You can't control the result,” he added.“I had the feeling the first goal would decide the final. I'm disappointed but not too much. We were very, very close.“What did we need to win? The first goal. If we had scored the first goal we would have won the game with the same scoreline,” he said.ALSO READ| Pjanic arrival at Barca delayed due to COVID-19 positive test However, the strikeforce of Neymar and Kylian Mbappe failed to deliver in the club's first Champions League final.The duo, recruited for a combined 400 million euros ($471.80 million), have not scored in the 'Final Eight' tournament in Lisbon from 23 shots between them.Tuchel, though, refused to blame the pair for the defeat.“Neymar has had a great tournament, he cannot do everything,” the German said.ALSO READ| Monaco salvages draw against Reims in Kovac's first game in charge “Mbappe, it's a miracle that he was with us after sustaining a serious (ankle) injury (in July).”“We're a team, it's not any individual's fault,” added midfielder Marquinhos. “We have to be proud of our team.“Nobody thought we'd do that well in this campaign. We're disappointed because we wanted more but we need to continue like this, to make sacrifices, to work for each other. We have to think about the next campaign and see what we can do better.”Whether it will be with Tuchel is anyone's guess.Asked if he would still be in charge next season, he said: “I have a contract that's all I can say.” Neeraj Chopra reacts to his national record-breaking 89.30m throw Watch: When a journalist joined celebrating fans after Australia qualified for FIFA World Cup 2022 Watch: India's road to AFC Asian Cup 2023 Watch: Aishwarya Babu's breaks triple jump national record, registers 14.14m jump in Chennai All Videos More Videos Jyothi Yarraji stumbles on hurdle at Interstate Athletics after national record-breaking spree Bhuvneshwar Kumar: Wish South Africa would drop Miller, but they won't Rafa Nadal at school graduation speech: Failure is only bad if you don't know how to get up and fight again Ishan Kishan: You don't lose a game because of one player Tracing Dinesh Karthik's comeback to the Indian team Rishabh Pant on captaincy elevation: I haven't digested the news myself; hope to learn from Hardik Pandya India vs South Africa, T20 head-to-head records: Highest run scorers, wicket takers Dravid: Having Hardik back adds depth to our side