Boca coach, Diego Martínez, did not hide his discontent after the 1-0 defeat against Atlético Tucumán in the team’s debut in the Professional League and assured that the home team’s victory was “justified.”
The coach of Mouth, Diego Martinezdid not hide his discontent after the 1-0 defeat against Atlético Tucumán at the team’s premiere Professional League and assured that the local victory was “justified”.
The coach left the field José Fierro Monumental Stadium with a serious countenance, recognizing the importance of the setback suffered. “We just have to chew through the anger and move on”expressed Martinezmaking clear the discomfort with the result.
In an analysis of the match, he pointed out that the direct play behind the Boca defense generated problems, especially in the first half.
However, he highlighted an improvement in his team’s performance in the second half, although he regretted not having managed to equalize the score.
“On balance it was a time for each one; we couldn’t tie it and their victory was justified”, stated the coach. He also recognized that the rival knew how to complicate things with his quick attacks, taking advantage of the defensive shortcomings of Mouth in the first half. However, he highlighted the merits of his team in the second half, although they were not enough to change the result.
With an eye on the immediate future, Martinez already thinking about the next commitment Mouth. On Wednesday they will face Strength of Brazil in a crucial duel of the South American Cup.
A victory would allow Mouth snatch first place in Group D, which adds pressure on the team to quickly recover from this setback on the local level.
The coach ruled out that the team enter “asleep” to the next match, but made it clear that it is necessary to correct the mistakes made against Atlético Tucumán to face the upcoming challenge in the best possible way. The candy box will be the stage where Mouth will seek to vindicate itself and return to the path of victory in the continental competition.
Source: Ambito
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