santi deniathe Spanish U-21 coach, assured about the match against Croatia on Saturday (8:45 pm, RTVE) that his team must “improve” what they did against Romania in their debut in the European Championship of the category, despite winning 0-3.
“We have to improve what we did against Romania. Opportunities have been created… and we need to build on our good stuff. Of these areas, 23 are available. There is a great job behind the medical staff,” he said at a press conference.
“The job is to focus on our game. On improving the things we did in the match Romania and that’s what we focus on. We’re focusing on the defensive facet, making adjustments to how he can do damage tomorrow Croatiain how we attack them… We have to improve things to continue passing stages”, he added.
santi denia did not want to assess the possibility that the UEFA include the VAR system from the European under-21 quarterfinals after controversy over a possible goal disallowed in Italy on Thursday in a shot from Raoul Bellanova which would have made it 2-2 in the 90th minute.
“We have to be very neutral. As long as the fans are not official, we will not enter. whatever you decide UEFA we will accept. In the beginning, all the teams had information that we did not have VAR. whatever you decide UEFAIt will be fine,” he said.
On his next rival, he said: “We have a very good image of the choice of Croatia. In March they beat England… They are a very strong team, strong, tall and play football well. I won’t talk about any names, but they have great individuals with players who play in Germany… they are a great team”.
Source: La Verdad
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