“What happened last night was a strong blow due to the ways we showed. Obviously nobody likes to lose, but the mistakes that are made affect you, like the one that influenced their tie at the hour of the first half and that had repercussions on the second”he pointed out.
Dominguez43, warned however that while “It is necessary to have a balance, this must also exist off the court. And that is necessary for this week before the classic, because we have to get up. And for that we need mental impetus”.
“But this is not going to make me disbelieve in my ability or who I am, and I extend that to the players. Although things have been bad for a long time at the club, I can’t look the other way and say no. I have nothing to do with it. I must accept the things that I can do wrong”he acknowledged self-critically.
“And as for the reaction of the fans at the end of the game, I don’t think that the disapproval of the people is due to something specific, but because of the anger of the defeat and of the moment”interpreted.
Finally the technician born in Lanus He clarified that last night he transferred the captaincy that he held at the wheel Lucas Romero to Uruguayan Sebastian Sosa, “Because he is a national team goalkeeper who is fighting to go to the World Cup and the error of the previous date in Patronato’s second goal (Independiente also lost 3-1 in Paraná) was paid dearly, so he must be encouraged because he has category to get ahead”.
In the move mentioned by Dominguezthe goalkeeper who is in the orbit of the coach of the Uruguayan national team, diego alonsoto go to qatarwanted to go out playing with his feet in the first half, but the rival midfielder Jonas Acevedo he stripped him of the ball and marked the second conquest of his team.
Source: Ambito
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