Spain under-21 coach, Santi Deniawarned this Thursday, at the end of the match in which they lost 0-2 against the Slovakian team, that “we must correct and improve”.
The Spanish coach recalled in a press conference that the rival goalkeeper made several saves and that the Hispanic team had opportunities to take the lead and then, to tie when they lost 0-1.
Denia said that “there is no lack of tension” and reiterated that Spain “came out plugged”, but they were upset by the rival’s first goal which came after a mistake in a delivery due to “decision making”, he said, which the Slovakian striker took advantage of. with “speed”.
The Spanish coach pointed out that he was not “accustomed to losing”, but in an “isolated play” the team conceded the first goal and in a “transition” the second.
Source: La Verdad
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