The Argentine coach of the Uruguayan national team spoke after his team’s historic victory over Brazil in the Qualifiers.
Marcelo Bielsacoach of the national soccer team Uruguaylast night he demanded restraint in the face of his team’s valuable victory against Brazil 2-0 and highlighted that “nothing has been achieved yet” so far in the South American classification towards the World Cup 2026.
“Of the four games we played, this victory was the highest point. But no achievement was achieved yet”warned the Rosario technical director, 68, in the press conference he gave at the Centenario stadium in Montevideo.
Uruguay won and Bielsa took it easy
“The impact of victories is given by what is achieved by obtaining them. It is a great joy and a reason for gratitude, but triumphs are valued according to what they allow us to achieve”explained the former coach of the teams from Argentina and Chile, among other continental teams.
With goals from Darwin Nunez and Nicholas De La Cruzthe “celeste” representative beat their Brazilian counterpart 2-0 and ended their undefeated record of 37 matches in the South American Qualifiers.
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“I have a very great feeling of gratitude towards the players, for how they fought and protected the result”said the former coach of Newell’s, Vélez Sarsfield, Atlas, Espanyol, Athletic Bilbao, Lille, Olympique Marsella and Leeds United, among other institutions.
Bielsa He also resignified what it will mean to shape a style at the head of the “Charrúa” team. The technical director said that “The way a country plays football should not be ignored”.
“The worst thing you could do is not look back and evaluate the procedure. Then there are the nuances, characteristics of players and what you can do with them. I believe that the trademark of a country’s football should never be ignored. Uruguay the has and we have to build from that”he remarked.
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