Igor Oca on Leganés Fan Connection | CD Leganés

The coach of CD Leganés, Igor Oca, appeared this Sunday at a press conference at the end of the match that the Pepinero team played against Real Valladolid, corresponding to the twenty-first day of LALIGA HYPERMOTION, which ended with a 3-0 victory.

The coach assessed what happened on the field in this way:

Win at home: “I see it from the perspective that we have shared it with the fans. We have shared a good day of football with them and we needed it. The people have been with the team and we have noticed it at all times. Happy about that.”

Full match: “We managed the match well against an opponent who had a dynamic similar to ours and with the need to win for the objectives established at the beginning of the season. We knew it was going to be complex because we were having a hard time winning at home. We must highlight the calmness that the team has had in managing all the situations. We have managed to generate a lot by recovering and being vertical and also specifying what we were missing. Those six goals in two games say much more than I can say.”

Second consecutive victory: “When I arrived the situation was a bit critical due to the casualties and I noticed that the people were with us, but it had been a long time since they had enjoyed themselves on their field. Two victories in such a competitive league make you take a step forward that generates confidence and increases that bond with the new coaching staff. It is key to moving forward.”

8 out of 15 points: “We review what we have done to reinforce and improve certain things. We try to draw lessons and focus on the next thing. Starting tomorrow we will direct it to Castellón, it is worth focusing on that and combining all our efforts there. We have nothing left over, today we were better than the rival but we have to give it continuity and for that we have to work a lot.”

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