Como boss Cesc Fabregas takes blame for Feyenoord lost
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Serie A side Como took on Feyenoord in their second Champions League game today but the tie ended in a 3-2 defeat.The lakeside club did take the lead in the first half but then conceded twice. In the ...
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- Serie A side Como took on Feyenoord in their second Champions League game today but the tie ended in a 3-2 defeat.The lakeside club did take the lead in the first half but then conceded twice.
Serie A side Como took on Feyenoord in their second Champions League game today but the tie ended in a 3-2 defeat.
The lakeside club did take the lead in the first half but then conceded twice. In the second half, Feyenoord scored again, leaving Tasos Douvikas’ stoppage time goal simply as a late consolation.
The Dutch side were probably the better team on the day, as Como didn’t create as much as they’d have liked.
Fabregas spoke to the press about the tie and took the blame for the defeat.
He said: – via TMW : “Individual errors or my own? No, let’s leave the lads alone. These things happen, it changes the world whether we play at home or away, we’re in the second game of our Champions League history. Now, relax, Serie A is the most important thing for us. It gives us the opportunity to stay together here.”
He also urged everyone to focus on the upcoming game against Fiorentina.
When asked about whether the result is down to inexperience, he said: “No, I didn’t say that. However, they are a strong team, especially at home. Like us against Leipzig. I have pretty clear ideas, they are used to winning and going strong.”
“Away from home, things change, we have to learn to manage this. But I don’t believe much in inexperience. Level or no level, I do.”
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