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The team suffered immensely against, but instead of being complicated on the pitch by the game at Campos, they played much better, leaving Andrea Lillini bitterly disappointed with their victory.
At a press conference, strategist Oli Azur said the team did its best to control the Gaza Strip even to the extent that they could have won.
"The game was tough because there were complications in the game. The game didn't allow either of our teams to perform as well as they did and we responded in the second quarter. I think we eventually overcame our opponents." Lillini emphasized that while the two points added up are good, it also keeps them away from earning a spot in the repechage. We lost the first time and in the end it felt like we could have won."
"We lost him in the first moment and the feeling at the end was that we could have won. I think it was behind. I left with the pain of not winning and everything we had away from the top didn't work out for us. What the team needs to do is continue to grow."
Lillini emphasized that he chose the best players so that he could face matches throughout the schedule.
"I chose the top 11 not to rest. We continue to play with some singing players, I don't like draws, I like to win."
The coach emphasized the work done by his team, which they showed in every duel, and the danger they created.
"They had a fantastic game, I was on my knees in front of them and that's why we can't let our guard down for a minute. We're a team that knows what to do when we're playing well and when he wants to hurt him, he'll do it. The fatigue is, it's felt, but we're ready for it."
Finally, he mentioned that they would leave it all on the field after the semifinals and face going into the final.
"We came this way two months ago. We have to go to the stadium and play defense, but we have enough in the lineup to get the passing game we crave into the final. We can't let our guard down for a minute."
