PSG secured a place in the UEFA Champions League quarter-finals on Wednesday with a remarkable showing in their last 16 second leg against Chelsea.
The French capital club earned a 2-2 draw in extra-time, levelling the tie at 3-3 and progressing on away goals despite seeing striker Zlatan Ibrahimovic sent off in the 31st minute at Stamford Bridge.
Laurent Blanc's men played a full 90 minutes with a numerical disadvantage but controlled the game for long periods and managed to come from behind twice, with Thiago Silva's 114th-minute header putting them through.
The visitors will be without defender David Luiz - a goalscorer in midweek – due to a suspension handed down following his booking in the 4-1 win over Lens last Saturday.
Serge Aurier (thigh) and Lucas Moura (adductor) are still on the sidelines, although the latter is targeting a return at arch rivals Marseille in three weeks' time.
Sagnol said: "As a lover of football, it is regrettable that Chelsea didn't try to play and PSG - before and after the red card - played very well and really applied themselves.
"There was a real plan behind the way that they played. Laurent Blanc can be very proud because he got the reward his work deserved.
"A game such as that is a goal for us here at Bordeaux. It can be used as a motivating factor for players to work even more, in anticipation of playing in the Champions League one day.
"It will be complicated against PSG. They drew 2-2 with Chelsea and my players know what we have to do.
"We have to be better than Chelsea. We will go for it because we don't know how fresh PSG are or if they will rotate. We'll focus on our output and see what we can do."
