Espanyol smiled again on Tuesday after the defeat that occurred in Oviedo thanks to the cup pass, which was deserved even without suffering until the end due to the goal in extremis of Pucelanos. He is still alive in the Cup after knocking out Valladolid in a match where the ‘B unit’ vindicated itself in a big way, the ‘kids’ of the locker room, sending a warning to Ramis: We’re not just here for the Cup, we want to fight.
The Espanyol coach changed the team against Valladolid in the Cup, repeating only the two starters from the KO in Oviedo. And everyone responded well, claimed and well earned a place in the next round. Jofre Carreras, the scorer, the goalkeeper Joan García and Keita Balde ‘left’, charge the batteries and feel good before the match against Zaragoza on Friday, another test at the top level of the league that the Parakeets should not fail.
“It is a competition that this club is very excited about, the match was very good. It was difficult for us in the end with his goal but we were not nervous and we scored the third, and so the game ended more happy,” explained the goalkeeper. Joan García, one of the great heroes Well, a couple of his providential stops prevented Valladolid from getting into the game. The youth squad is a ’10’.
He then highlighted the emotional reinforcement it represents before hosting Zaragoza: “When you come from a defeat, it is very important to win the next game to have confidence in the coming games, now we have to think about Friday, that we have a very important meeting that is certain that we will move forward. It is very important, we hope to have the best environment and achieve success.”
He ‘killer’ of the night, a Jofre Carreras synonymous with effectiveness, He is euphoric about his double although he stressed that the most important thing is to win and get through the round.
“Whenever you win, the evaluation is positive, we were clear that we wanted to advance to the round, we always want to win. The team has been good defensively and also offensively, we make a positive evaluation,” he highlighted after the game.
And on a personal level, he insisted that “I feel good, very comfortable, I’m enjoying myself, my teammates makes it easier for me; I’m scoring goals but the important thing is that the team won,” he said.
Source: La Verdad
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