The coach of Valencia, Ruben Barajasaid after the victory achieved this Thursday by his team in Nuevo Los Cármenes against the pomegranate (0-1) that the best thing in the game was “the result”.
“There were two different times, with a bad first half, the worst of the season, no energy, being an unknown team and giving Granada the possibility to score,” he explained. Deck of cards.
“We have no obligation to win, but we have an obligation to do what we have to do. The second time the team found itself, the changes helped us. And then for a while you are lucky that the ball falls to you and you can shoot well to score,” added the coach of Valencia.
Baraja highlighted his team’s “clean sheet” against a pomegranate that they know that “he will compete and that he will fight to the end,” concluding that “it will be very difficult to win.” Regarding his team’s European options, he said they are “in a good situation,” but “there’s still a lot left.”
“You have to be consistent and keep score. The competition will tell us what our end is. “It’s a moment to have fun without thinking about anything other than the next game. It’s very difficult to win and have the continuity that the team has had this season. Some days we’ve been brighter and others less, and now one of the smallest,” he highlighted. Deck of cards.
The coach commented that the fans “need to be happy and feel good,” offering his prediction for Saturday’s Cup final. “The fans want Athletic to win because it might be in our favor, but for the best to win, because there is a world left in the league,” he concluded. Deck of cards.
Source: La Verdad
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