The defender of Kiev spoke about the preparation of the team at the training camp
Defender Dynamo Vladislav Dubinchak commented on the result of the control match with Maribor (0:2) at the training camp in Turkey.
“We are slowly gaining momentum. Of course, it’s annoying to lose, you always want to win, but now we are working in the mode of two one-time trainings, under heavy loads, so these are the results. In addition, we play with teams that are already ready for their championships and will start playing official matches in a few days. Therefore, it is very difficult for us, there is a lack of mutual understanding. There is a problem with this, however. I think with time it will pass, and we will start to win.”
“I think such increased loads are also aimed at ensuring that we get into the rhythm faster, establish connections with each other, because, of course, it is difficult to play against teams that are already well prepared physically, and we are just gaining our condition. This morning we had a training session, just like before the last fight. Again, we do practice and then we play under pressure.”
Dynamo lost to Maribor, conceding twice in the second half. This is the second defeat of the Kievites at the training camp in Turkey. Earlier, Dynamo devastatingly lost to Rapid Vienna – 0:4.
Dynamo will play their next friendly match on January 31 against Austria Lustenau. On February 3, the White-Blues will meet with Ludogorets, on February 6 – with Shkendia.
Mircea Lucescu’s wards did not make it to the Eurospring, leaving the group stage of the Europa League. In the standings of the UPL, the Kievans occupy the third position. The team will play their next match in the Ukrainian championship with Ingulets, the base day of the tour is March 4.
Source: Sportarena
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