The “Academy” won for the first time in its history at the 2,850-meter altitude in Quito and the coach highlighted the work done by his team, which has practically secured its qualification to the round of 16 of the Copa Libertadores.
Fernando Gagocoach of racingensured that his team “played a great match” in reference to the victory last night by 2 to 1 against aucasof Ecuadorin a match valid for the fourth date of Group A of the Copa Libertadores of America disputed in Quito.
“The team played a great game and with the play at the start we were able to play a little more with long circulations and find spaces and thus we felt more comfortable”stated gago in press conference.
The coach of the “academic” team, which remains first with 10 units, was also cautious about the possibility of qualifying for the next phase of the continental tournament.
“We still don’t have the classification, we depend on a result. We are on track”said about today’s game between flamenco and nublense.
In the event that the Brazilian team prevails against its Chilean rival, racing will automatically qualify for the round of 16 of the competition.
The height factor
“The height (2,850 meters) is an important factor and we had to know how to play with that, one prepares the game knowing the virtues of the rival and we knew that with the advantage in our favor, Aucas was going to come out,” he continued in his analysis.
“The goal at the beginning is a mood factor because you start winning and knowing the issue of height and that gave us the chance to generate many passes and circulations,” he concluded. Fernando Gago.
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