Ralf Rangnick, The Austria coach, after losing 1-0 to France in his side’s Euro Cup Group D debut, said he had nothing to blame for his players and that their style of play was “excellent” for most of the match. .
“There is no need to blame the players. We create chances and France also created chances. Our goalkeeper did a great job. I never blame my team. We should not forget who the opponent was,” said the Austrian coach.
“Don’t let Maxi blame himself”
About own goals Maximilian Wöber, The Austrian coach indicated that he hoped the player would not blame himself. “No one blames Maxi for the own goal, but the important thing is that he doesn’t blame himself. Nobody blames him. When I saw it I thought it was a player from France who had scored.”
“Our style of play worked for long periods of the game,” Rangnick said. “The opponent is very good. The second game will definitely be decisive. But we knew before the tournament that the second game would probably be decisive. Until the last minute we were in the game and we were able to tie. We left everything. the field today is we have to hope and we will try to beat Poland on Friday.
Source: La Verdad
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