The Elche coach, Sebastián Beccacece, said this Monday, in a press conference, that he and his team are convinced that they are taking “the path that will lead them to the dream”, in reference to promotion, despite the last two defeats.
The Argentine coach remembered that the goal will be achieved at the end of the championship and not now and, despite recent setbacks, he assured that he would prefer Elche to play like they did against Oviedo than against Amorebieta, in despite the fact that they were completed. won that fight.
“We will get more points playing like against Oviedo than the other way,” said the coach, praising the game model and club philosophy of Mirandés, the next rival, which he compared to the Argentine club that Defensa y Justicia, which he trained. successful.
“They give young footballers the opportunity to grow and show themselves. They are put together and dismantled every year, but they quickly reinvent themselves,” said Beccacece, who added that in Mirandés “they get good and create space for talent.”
The Elche coach pointed out that the Burgos team is “better” and highlighted that it has “high quality”.
“They are a big challenge for us. They are like subsidiaries, but with the name Mirandés, because they have players who come from the best places,” argued the man from Rosario, warning that Mirandés is a team that exploits gaps, although he said that Elche is willing to “take that risk.”
Beccacece wants to close the year 2023 in front of the Elche fans “with success, which the team deserves” and defended his goalkeeper, Miguel San Román, whom he confirmed as a starter.
“I am very happy with it. Error is natural and part of the game, what you need to do is make fewer mistakes. But he is a goalkeeper who gave us security, empathy, courage and harmony, so he has my full support,” he explained.
The coach did not want to speculate on what would have happened if Elche had not missed the important points, because he said that “all teams lose points”.
Source: La Verdad
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