Jandro Castro, coach of Amorebietaassured that in the locker room they “have been convinced for a long time” that they can achieve permanence by winning the two remaining games to end the season, on Sunday in Lezama against Espanyol (6:30 pm) and in the visit to Mirandés in last day.
“We are lucky to rely on ourselves, but it is not easy to win both games. Espanyol is a First Division team that is in this category with First Division players, but we are convinced that in one game we can beat the anyone. Otherwise we would have a problem,” insisted the coach in the previous press conference.
The Asturian added that the group is “confident” after the last two victories -against Villarreal B and Tenerife- and also because of their experience in this type of match, almost final, which they have been facing for several months.
“Whoever comes in better mentally has a lot to gain. You need to know how to play these games. Fortunately we have many of these types and I think we know how to play them. It’s just another fight. You have to interpret it like the previous ones and try to win,” he explained.
In that sense, Jandro He considers that even if the importance of the points is greater every week, “we must do what we always do, not more,” because otherwise we will fall “into the error of haste.”
“We have to do the same thing that has brought us here knowing the rival we have in front of us. On a mental level we have prepared the game. I hope for an Amorebieta that comes out to win, that he has the ball and knows how to suffer,” he concluded.
Source: La Verdad
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