Baraja: “I feel recognized by what I see”

Valencia coach Rubén Baraja assured on Saturday after his team’s 1-1 draw against Villarreal that there is not “enough improvement” in points, but there is what he wants “to be” and “where” he wants he went. .

“It’s a bitter situation, because you see the situations that we did today and that we did things to win the game, but we left with only one point, and it’s little reward for what We did it. Sometimes doing a lot does not give us enough win and sometimes without deserving it, you win,” explained the Valladolid coach

Baraja stressed that they must learn to manage the last minutes, as they scored three goals in extra time, against Barça, Celta and Villarreal, although he lamented that they had no “luck” in that goal .

“There was a previous defeat, the shot fell to Mosquera and more than that it was Villarreal’s first shot. It’s cruel to go to half-time with that result, things don’t go the way you want and the only all that’s left to do is get up as usual,” Baraja emphasized.

In fact, the man from Valladolid defended that in “a bad emotional situation” Valencia could not “compete with their competition today” and highlighted that Valencia “overcame this match” and that “they should be given -hope, but it’s true that points matter.”

“Today we saw a very good game, the best of the four, and I had to stay there, the feeling that we were intense, we ran into counterattacks, we had a lot of risks from set pieces… I felt. recognized on what was seen,” commented the man from Valladolid.

Also, he explained that the entry of André Almeida as a midfielder is thinking about defending Dani Parejo but also launching counterattacks until “the game is for two points and playing from the outside.”

“We moved the wires to find the match,” insisted Baraja, who concluded that “one thing you want and another will happen” and in that sense they must continue to show “commitment and belief that they can do it. to win.”