Coach Slavie was furious after the loss in Rotterdam: It was a disastrous performance! – Športky.sk

PRAGUE – The coach of Slavia Praha footballers was very angry at the performance of the Czech champion in the second match of the European Conference League on the field of Feyenoord Rotterdam. The “stitches” lost 1: 2 and Jindřich Trpišovský described the team’s performance in the first half as catastrophic.

Slavia started in the 14th minute with the midfielder Orkun Kokcu, ten minutes later Brian Linssen prevailed. “In the first half we were just a weak sparring partner. Some connections in the line-up didn’t work at all and we got a lesson in aggression, pressing, playing up-down. The opponent played great, but we helped him a lot with his performance. He was disastrous.” quoted Trpišovský’s idnes.cz portal.

Slavia’s coach admitted that he made a big scream in the cabin during the break. In the first half, he wanted to make changes to the line-up after the first minutes: “I felt a bit like Petr Uličný, who once told me that if he wasn’t held by his assistants, he would change in the fifth minute. But seriously, if we had more options, we might have changed more than once in the first half. In the first half we They didn’t want to get involved, because we would be deprived of the opportunity to change and we needed time to say something. More players deserved to go down the field, but we also kept something to react in the second half. “

It would be unfair for us to settle

Slavia lowered after a break in the 63rd minute after Tomáš Holeš’s goal. Six minutes later, the Slovak national team member Ivan Schranz also started, but the guests could no longer settle. “After what we showed in the first half, it would be unfair for us to equalize. We scored a contact goal, but the home team have already guarded it.” concluded Trpišovský.

After losing, Slavia is in second place in the table in the E-group, one point behind the four-point Feyenoord. He will perform at Maccabi Haifa on October 21 in the next duel.

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