At the end of an exciting Catalan ‘derby’ that ended in a tie at National (1-1), Eder Sarabia He did not share the vision of his counterpart, Luis Miguel Ramis, who thought the tie was fair for both sides: “Ramis saw another game. The tie was not fair or unfair but the game was 4-0. We played a big game, I thanked the players: ”I became a coach to see my team like this” said the man from Bilbao.
Andorra has accumulated its fifth consecutive game without losing and falls into a great dynamic of the game, which led Sarabia to review the first half of the season: “This morning I was thinking about the review of the first round. We are losing of two very difficult games, now we just have to play against Karera, who are having an amazing season. Despite the ups and downs and irregularities, I think we are finding the way,” he reflected.
With respect to spanishthe Andorra coach was satisfied with how his team approached the match against such a rival: “We’ve really narrowed them down, we’ve subjugated them in a huge way. We’ve been there, we’ve had very clear chances… So I think what we’re doing allows us to approach this match in this way.”.
To finish, the coach of Bilbao would like to refer to the chants from the ‘parakeet’ cheering stands, referred to on several occasions in Piqué and FC Andorra: “I hope Antiviolencia takes into account all the nonsense said from the Spanish stands. When a club is big, it is big in every sense. It is against football, its values and so on.. So hopefully this will be addressed. I know that the person in charge of LaLiga is considering it, but I want to say it because these atrocities and nonsense have no place in the world of football,” he said harshly.
Source: La Verdad
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