Granada coach Aitor Karanka, mourned the 2-0 defeat against Betis, which forced them to win at home against Spain on Sunday to stay in LaLiga Santander without relying on other results, but said that “you have to trust some players who provide. everything, and what better way to do it in front” of their “people who prove their permanence”.
“People don’t go home satisfied with the qualifying situation –a point from the relegation zone-, but with the image of this team,” Karanka said at a press conference, which considered it “important” that Granada relied on himself to save himself. on this last day.
He recalled that, a few weeks ago he came with his technical team to the rojiblanco bench, “the team was physically and psychologically submerged, and there was a ballast of cards that needed to be handled”, and added about the final decisive against that “the best” they have “a week to prepare it as much as possible, without cards”, and they will play “home safety”.
The Basque coach said he saw Granada as “good” with Benito Villamarín, “with the logical tension of the match”, although he stressed that, despite the defeat, they had “chances” and that he was left “with the team that never gave up”.
“The players gave everything, and that’s the important thing. We’re better than a month ago. A month ago the team didn’t compete and now it gives confidence. It’s important for everyone who was there and hopefully “We count on (Venezuelan Darwin) Machís; It’s a medical issue rather than a sports one. It’s a game to take risks,” he said.
Source: La Verdad
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