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Jorge Jesus: “Fenerbahce always believes in the title even if the results are bad” – Internacional

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Coaches’ analyzes tied the draw for the first appearance in the Turkish League

Jorge Jesus on Monday analyzed Fenerbahce’s first appearance in the Turkish championship, which ended in a draw at home (3-3) against Umraniyespor. The Portuguese coach gave the opponent an advantage, and despite only getting one point, he ensured that the Istanbul club would fight for the national title. “Although we didn’t get the result we wanted, it was a good match for the crowd. We scored one goal, but unfortunately we conceded three goals from set-pieces, one of them from a penalty kick. Usually our team is good in defense, but today we couldn’t We do what we want. We have to appreciate our opponents. They did very well, especially in the corner kicks. We started the game really well, but our opponents made life difficult for us. We couldn’t do what we wanted on the pitch, Fenerbahce always believed in the title, even if The results were bad. Today we tied here, but the championship is a long marathon. We lost two points today, but today we will look forward and always believe we tried to put fresh blood on the pitch, but we saw that part of the fatigue reflected in some of the players in the European game we played. If we want to fight in two courts, that can be fatigue, and some players may not recover. As quickly as others Ross,” he explained at length after the equalization in Istanbul.

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Jesus also emphasized that “the team is not quite up to par at this time.” “We played the first match of the tournament and no coach sees his team at the level he wants in the first match of the tournament. We can say that we are on the right track. We also did good things on the pitch. Very important, but in the end, we didn’t get what we wanted,” he affirmed. The 68-year-old coach.

By Flavio Miguel Silva


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