Pablo Peirano and Santa Fe’s war cry for the final: ‘It is the most important game, it is the last battle’

Independent Santa Fe He has the task this Saturday of overturning the score against Bucaramanga to get his long-awaited tenth star, at home.

One day before the final match, the cardinal coach, Pablo Peiranoanalyzed in a press conference what he expects from his team and the plan to achieve the result that allows them to win the title.

Peirano analysis for the final

Bucaramanga: “They manage the phases of the game very well, they know the moments to attack and wait. They start under pressure and then they retreat. It can happen that they come to press or to guard and counterattack. We have an answer for that.”

What’s going on in your head?: “Resolving game situations, planning work for tomorrow. That’s what I focused on all week.”

Changes: “Beyond the variants, we are looking for a deep team due to the need for points and goals to get into the game, the entire attack, not just on the wings, with strong play inside, direct play, the ball still. , we will insist on a deeper and more balanced team.

Finals lost at home: “I didn’t check the statistics, every semester is a new story. Another context. I didn’t think about it, I know what I have to do.”

Medical department: “Everyone is very good. Agüero is very well.”

Swollen: “Thank you, you have accompanied us. We know the way to encourage and I have no doubt that you will enter the field with us… It is the most important game, it is the last battle, everyone come, this team is going to fight hard.”

Aggressive plan: “In the previous game they were not so dominant in the first half, we do need an invasive team that eats up the field at all times. We are going to look for our goal. We are going to eat up the field.”

Pressure and history: “It is a privilege to feel pressure, it is an honor to be in these instances, it is motivation, a great opportunity. It is an impulse to move forward. We are going to need the push of the people.”

Pelusso: “Gerardo is a joint idea, as an assistant he contributed to the coach. Now I have teammates who watch my back. I enjoyed being an assistant. We will leave with mystique.”

Stroke: “For those who are going to start, there are guidelines, mechanisms and patterns with the freedom to express themselves.”

Rival: “I imagine a one-on-one match due to the profile of the coach and the approach, there is no built-in going back. We have to do our job well and keep the goal clean and look for the goal in front.”

PABLO ROMERO

Editor of EL TIEMPO

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