The CD Tenerife footballer Sergio Gonzalez He expressed his confidence looking back at the current situation the team is going through, ranked last in LaLiga Hypermotion, and believes that when the first victory comes it will look different. As an example, he said that five of the next seven games are at home.
The blue and white midfielder announced this Wednesday in a press conference that he “complicated“They haven’t won for a long time, since the championship started seven days ago, but they see themselves as capable of reacting, and in match next Saturday against FC Cartagena at the Heliodoro Rodríguez López stadium They should start proving it.
“It is a complicated situation, but there is confidence that we will move forward, and we must all take another step,” said one of the captains of the Tenerife team.
The player from Cartagena added that this “need” he had to get the the first success should not be turned into “anxiety” on Saturday, in a “very important, although not a final” match.
Furthermore, he remembered about Tenerife’s next seven games, five are at home“and having people’s support will be important.”
In his analysis of the team, Sergio González believes that they lack “efficiency in areas, in defense and offensively”, without leaving the undefeatable goal in none of the games played.
“When you don’t make mistakes, you have a better chance of winning, and in attack we probably missed more goals. We are adapting to the new coach, who has a lot of experiencehe added regarding Pepe Mel’s recent arrival on the blue and white bench.
He also referred to the non-sporting aspect, acknowledging that “there’s a lot of noise, there’s always something going on and we learn new things, but behind closed doors we have to create a bubble for the coaching staff and the players.without being affected by what is outside”.
Sergio González admitted that many players “have been here for a long time and it hurts us, butThe fans have no doubt that we will leave everything on the field for this shield“There are two consecutive games at home – Cartagena and Zaragoza – and I know they will not disappoint,” he stressed.
Source: La Verdad
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