Roberto Íñiguez takes full blame after Spar Girona defeat

Spar Girona Head Coach Takes Full Blame After Fifth Defeat

Spar Girona head coach Roberto Íñiguez shouldered responsibility for his team’s performance following a home loss to Jairis at Fontajau, stating that the second half marked the worst twenty minutes of his coaching career. The Catalan side fell behind during a difficult third quarter, extending their winless start to five games across early-season competitions. “When a team plays this badly, it can only be the coach’s responsibility,” Íñiguez told reporters in his post-game press conference, adding that the squad delivered the worst twenty minutes of basketball he has ever overseen.

Discipline and Roster Consequences Loom After Defensive Lapses

“From now on I will not tolerate lapses in concentration from my players,” Íñiguez said. “I have been very understanding with them regarding the pressure and the club, but from now on if we lose we will do so with discipline. It’s not about how many players will remain on the team, but from now on it will be this way.” The coach also addressed the status of guard Iyana Martín, confirming that the extent of the Asturias native’s injury remains unknown while declining to use her absence as an excuse for the result.

Eurocup Women Opening Awaits Against Ostrava in Fontajau

Spar Girona must quickly turn their attention to continental competition as they prepare to host Ostrava at Fontajau on Wednesday. The fixture marks the opening match of the Eurocup Women group stage, giving the squad an immediate opportunity to secure their first victory of the season. Tip-off arrives amid mounting pressure to arrest the current five-game skid and establish a more competitive footing before the demanding schedule intensifies.

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