Kryvbas minimally defeated Kolos today
Coach of Kryvbas Yuri Vernidub summed up the match with Kolos in the 16th round of the UPL (1:0). The coach stressed that he is counting on the winter newcomers in the next meetings.
“I was very worried before this match. In principle, like any other coach, because this is the first official game this year. Why did they come from the training camp in Turkey two weeks before the first match, because they wanted the guys to have time to adapt and work on these fields where they play. I think it was right on our part. This is where it helped to win today.”
“The first half was equal: we had chances and they had them. Second half: the guys added, scored a goal. They could still score a goal, but this is football. We won, let’s move on.”
“I am glad that the guys are scoring. Indeed, Vitalik [Вернидуб] scored today, and I’m happy for him. Brought us victory, scored a good goal. In general, everyone played well. They looked like a single team, the only mechanism. So I’m very happy for the team.”
“New players also came: Beskorovayny, Prikhodko. The only sad thing is that they took Lunev, but he cannot help us yet. But I really count on this transfer, because he is a good guy. In general, everyone is working on transfers: me, the CEO, and the president. Plus young people who showed themselves very well at the meeting. Today, for example, young Karpus was in the application.”
“If in the first half Ustimenko did not play the way I would like, then in the second he already clung to the balls, gave good assists. Regarding substitutions: Nikitishin asked. Probably not completely ready yet. He also released Debelko, who had previously been injured and was recovering, and therefore did not play from the first minutes. Roma will still work and there will be good competition in the attacking line.”
Kryvbas scored 21 points after the victory over Kovalevites and moved to sixth place in the UPL standings. In the next round of the Ukrainian Championship, Kryvbas will play against Shakhtar.
Source: Sportarena
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