The coach of Royal Majorcathe Mexican Javier AguirreHe did not object to the elimination in the round of 16 of the Copa del Rey, and highlighted after the game that his team could have the best moments of football in the second half after the World Cup break.
“I don’t know if it’s déjà vu, but…”
“We didn’t enter the game that we should have entered, that’s how Osasuna’s goal was against us, Real happened to us in the league and now it’s the same. I don’t know if it’s déjà vu, but that’s how it is,” he commented. Aguirre in the Anoeta press room.
The improvement in the game after the break was appreciated by the Mexican coach, who acknowledged that in the second half his team “was more competitive, with its flaws and virtues and sold the loss dearly.”
There was also a slap on the wrist of his squad, which was made ugly by the different attitude between the first and second half and reminded him: “We cannot only play 60 minutes well, we have to compete for 90′”.
“Now we have a very fit opponent”
“We probably had the best minutes in the second half after the World Cup. We made eight changes and we always try to make Mallorca play better but today we had an opponent who is very fit and also in their field”, he highlighted Aguirrewho thought that if they had played at home the result might have been different.
That attitude left a sweet taste in the preparer MajorcaHe emphasized the “great internal competition” he had in his squad and confirmed that he “went home looking into our eyes because nobody threw the Cup away, far from it”.
Source: La Verdad
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