Garitano noticed Tenerife-Albacete despite being 2-0

Asier Garitano, coach of CD Tenerife, openly admitted this weekend that it was “too much” to beat Albacete 2-0 in a match where “0-1 looked closer” and against a rival who in his opinion became the best that they faced in the first five days of LaLiga Hypermotion.

The coach of Albacete Balompié, Ruben Albeslamented that his team’s goal was disallowed by VAR, which at the time meant a draw against Tenerife, and said after the game that what happened “hurts the Spanish league.”

“We changed the anger with more energy for the second half and to keep trying. We will lose a lot of games, we are worse than the rival and things will happen during the match, but there are things that destroy the level of competition“said the Vigo coach.

The Basque coach of CD Tenerife, for his part, said that they “more effective in areas“against an opponent who created a lot of problems for them, so he believes that the best thing at half-time is “the result”, which is already 2-0.

Regarding the controversial play of the disallowed goal to Agus Medina for a alleged foul on goalkeeper Juan SorianoGaritano did not want to review the referee’s decision but he understood that his rival was complaining that a goal representing a draw was invalid.

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Garitano summed up the match by making sure that they did not have a good day, despite their 2-0 win, so they need to “improve” because in his view, this is the first time this season that the rival. “it’s better” than Tenerife, “and when you’re not good, you have to grit your teeth.”