UD Las Palmas will start this Monday in Gran Canaria with an eye on an express agenda of preparation for this match Friday, November 8, 2024, will face Rayo Vallecano in LaLiga EA Sportsthat is, after the match against Atlético de Madrid he returned to play outside the Gran Canaria Stadium. The yellow ones They first continue the fight for permanence and get back on track scoring points away from home after beating Valencia 2-3 a fortnight ago.
The coach of UD Las Palmas, Diego Martínezwill face the Rayo Vallecano match knowing that the defeat against Atlético de Madrid was the result of “our mistakes being punished”. “We left hurt, we wanted to win and, if not, score some points. This game should teach us learning to improve many things,” he said.
“The balance of the last four games was good. These matches are of the highest level and highest demand and, even if you are not wrong, the talent in front of you is enough to lose,” he highlighted.
“lots of trips”. For his part, Kirian Rodríguez, captain of UD Las Palmas, explained this Sunday, after the defeat against Atlético de Madrid, that it was “a pretty long week” for your travel teamafter playing on Thursday in Ontiñena, in Huesca, and this Sunday in Madrid, “but it’s not an excuse” and he regretted the two goals “in two specific games.”
“Tough rivals. I think It’s been a pretty long week for us in travel, but that’s no excuse. They are a good rival. Maybe in the first minutes we were more comfortable in the game, but as the game progressed they felt more pressure. In two specific plays they scored those two goals for us, which in the end is where they are strong, in the area“, he reviewed ‘Movistar’ at the end of the clash at the Metropolitano.
“We always tried to stay alive in the game. We were 1-0 up at half-time and We said to ourselves ‘let’s extend the game, make it long and hard so we can scratch something’. And it’s sad that it can’t be like that,” said Kirian, who “knew nothing” about the blow to the head of goalkeeper Jasper Cillesen, but hoped “that it was as minor as possible.”
Source: La Verdad
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