Edinson Cavani talks for first time since Neymar bust-up and insists players need to stick together
Says Uruguyan ace: 'On the pitch we have to all work together... as if we're a family to go towards the same objective'
EDINSON CAVANI insists that Paris Saint-Germain must remain a "family" on the pitch.
His plea comes despite recent bad blood between the Uruguayan and record signing £198million Neymar.
The two superstars clashed over the taking of a penalty against Lyon.
Cavani - the club's long-time penalty taker - fluffed the kick, prompting suggestions of a rift between the Brazilian and PSG players.
But speaking after the 3-0 thrashing of Bayern Munich in Wednesday's Champions League clash, Cavani addressed tghe issue for the first time.
And he was adamant the atmosphere at the club is positive.
He told : "We are all different, we might all have different ways of living and seeing things.
"But when we are on the pitch, we have to all work together...
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"As if we're a family to go towards the same objective, which is for the team to win."
Both Neymar and Cavani scored against the Bundesliga champions.
Dani Alves opened the scoring in a convincing victory.
Bayern's capitulation was the club's worst defeat in the group stages since since a 3-0 loss at Lyon in March 2001.
Robert Lewandowski came close with a late free-kick but Bayern had little to write home about.
