The coach of Slovak Slovan Bratislava, Vladimir Weiss, He emphasized after Tuesday’s defeat at Montilivi (2-0) that his team is “a worthy rival for Girona” and showed that it can “compete against this type of team in the Champions League.”
Weiss admitted that Girona won “deservedly”, but made it clear that his team deserved to score a goal because they had “a few chances” and he was happy with the performance of his players against “the third best team in the Spanish league last season.”
He claimed that Girona “is not a group of villages”, but a great team in the league with the “highest quality” in the world. The coach added that he was “obviously” not “happy” with the result and that Slovan could have risked “a little more in the attack” and be “more daring”, but he argued that it was “it’s very difficult to play against an opponent who defends as well as Girona” and that his team cannot continue to attack because of the potential offensive of the local team.
Source: La Verdad
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