The coach saw fit to make that decision after the victory of his team in a new edition of the Superclásico.
The coach of River, Martin Demichelisdecided to change his work schedule after the celebrated and agonizing triumph against Boca in the Superclásico and informed the campus that it will have two days offso the players will return to practice next Wednesday at the Ezeiza.
The decision made by the coach is to reward his coaches and also so that the footballers can rest and recover strength after the series of matches of the last eight days, which included the 1-1 draw with Atlético Tucumán and the 5-1 defeat against Fluminense in the Copa Libertadores.
Demichelismodified his work plan, since the former Bayern Munich train the day after sports commitments and then grant a day of rest, something that is usually implemented in Europeand is now used by the trainer in River.
In this way, the Núñez team will only play again next Sunday, at 9:30 p.m. as a visitor to Talleres de Córdoba at the stadium Mario Alberto Kempesfor the sixteenth date of the Professional League 2023 who has him as a comfortable leader.
A week later, River will be local to Platense in the Monumental and before the end of the month he will have a crucial match for the Copa Libertadores against Sporting Cristal, in Lima.
On the other hand, River’s coach analyzed his team’s 1-0 victory against Boca in the Argentine soccer Superclásico, and drew a sheet for the performance of his team, from whom he assured that they deserved to win for the merits made in the match .
“If there was a team that deserved to win, it was us. I thank the River fans who filled the Monumental three hours before. This is for them. Not only for those who came today, but for those who traveled to Brazil and all those who they will be happy in the country”, began Demichelis in the press conference that he gave after the victory against the team “Xeneize”.
Source: Ambito
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