The technician of Valencia, Ruben Barajaensured this Sunday, after the victory against the Elche (0-2), that his team gained “hope” for the next few days where permanence in the category is at stake.
“We didn’t do anything, we are still in the match. All this energy must be transferred this week, which is very important”, commented the Castilian coach, insisting that his team has the ability to “get out there and win points”.
“We have competed well and we know how to suffer with the lead. We have to continue like this and know that we have a long way to go,” he explained. Deck of cardswho justified the change to a central three defense “so that the team has more stability”.
“The line of five gave us security at the back. And we were successful when we had the opportunity. win at Elche It’s difficult, because despite his situation he showed his face”, argued the coach of the Valencia, which hopes to “maintain a competitive level.”
“We have to push. You have to work hard for Valencia I could be out of relegation on matchday 38″, added the coach, describing the response of the Valencian fans as “brutal”.
“It was emotional to get to a rival stadium and feel the warmth of your crowd. It is the shedding of tears. I lived as a player and as a coach it was a privilege. I can only thank you and we really need you,” reflected the coach.
“We need them to push us”, added the coach, who emphasized the importance of the win “because we had a bad dynamic away from home and we kept a clean sheet”.
“We need this result,” he said. Deck of cardswho declared that the damage of diakhaby This is the result of a sprained ankle which is why he questioned his presence for the next game.
The coach once again praised the fans Valencia for their unconditional support and thanked that at various stages of the fight they chanted his name along with Carlos Marchena second coach.
Deck of cardsFinally, he lamented the sports situation of those Elche and wish the team and its fans the best of luck in the future.
Source: La Verdad
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