UD Las Palmas footballer Nuke Mfulu believes his team will have to be “patient” and put “a lot of rhythm” in Saturday’s Canarian derby if CD Tenerife decide to withdraw and give the ball away, as they did in recent matches between the two teams, both away and at home.
The Franco-Congolese midfielder said in a press conference that they do not know how their eternal rivals will approach the match, so they have to “adapt”, because they are “a good team” and have “different other opportunities to play” , but in In any case, the Gran Canaria team must remain “faithful” to its style, “with high pressure after a loss to quickly recover the ball.”
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Source: La Verdad
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