Luis Enrique Martinezselector of Spainlamented the defeat at League of Nations in the view of Switzerland in The Romareda which forces Red to play the pass to Final Four next Tuesday against Portugal, which he must win to advance to the stage.
“Losing always hurts, it’s embarrassing. Switzerland he was physically very strong, he stopped us from playing football. They said they won Switzerland it was easy and everyone saw that it wasn’t. In the first part we were not thick, the following, and with a purpose against the strategy. It was the most imprecise first half in my time as a coach, I don’t remember a match with so many technical failures”, he lamented. “This defeat is not a condition for the World Cup, not at all. It’s always better to go to a World Cup on a roll, win, but I have full faith in the team,” he continued.
“In the second we started better, we tied and at the moment we got a corner. Football never stops giving you surprises. Today it cost us a lot but we depended on us” , he reviews Luis Enriquewho don’t want to focus on losing in strategy games.
“That is a subject of the world of football. We will continue to work equally, trying to improve in all aspects. I like the faith of the team, I told them to others. The final will come Portugal and we will try to win”, continued the coach, who was happy with the role of Asensio.
“I always like Marco, the 1-1 game is very good in a very difficult match for the strikers to develop. With us, the strikers have a lot of defensive and offensive needs, they have to run a lot and this is rare for any of those from above it ends”, the Asturian abounded.
Luis Enrique The debutantes were also praised, Nico Williams and Borja Iglesias. “I have seen them well, they have been brave, pushed forward and I have congratulated them,” said the coach, who did not clarify whether he would make many changes to the eleven for the visit. Portugal. “Everyone can play here, I have to watch the game calmly to analyze it. Switzerland is very good,” he praised. Luis Enrique.
Source: La Verdad
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