Spartak played well in St. Petersburg. Although personally I expected the worst, given the stories with Promes and the stadium pitch. But on March 2 we saw that there was nothing wrong with this Zenit, they can and should be beaten. The team actions of Spartak deserve special praise – the guys moved competently throughout the match. Separately, I would like to mention Zobnin, who once again showed himself as a versatile footballer, playing well in the right-back position.
Martins played very well on Saturday. Christopher did everything right when he passed the ball, didn’t stop and ran into the penalty area. Khlusevich has also proven himself. He made mistakes, but let’s not forget in which stadium the match took place, where the opposing team consisted almost entirely of Brazilians, although one of them had a Russian passport (smiling).
0:0 is the merit of Spartak. Yes, there was a moment when Khlusevich knocked the ball out of the empty net, but the red and white deserved a draw. And it wasn’t Promes yet… But we saw that we could play without Quincy,” Titov said, as quoted by Match TV.
Spartak has scored 31 points in 19 matches and is in fourth place in the RPL standings. In the next round, Guillermo Abascal’s team will host Fakel Voronezh at home.
Source: Sport
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