Krasnodar goalkeeper Matvei Safonov after the defeat of “Akhmata” in the 27th round, MIR RPL noted that he was wondering about dedication to his teammates.
The meeting in Krasnodar ended with a score of 1:0 in favor of the guests. Krasnodar once again missed the opportunity to lead the RPL standings and left the field without scoring a goal for the second game in a row.
— No stage fright, no lack of melody. It’s hard to say why we lost. We can say it banally, they didn’t score, it was hard to break through. The problem is deeper today. If we compare our mood today and that of Zenit, they are different things. If you fight for the championship, it won’t be like today.
— If you don’t win the championship, will it be critical or can the season be considered an asset?
— It’s difficult to say, if before the season we had been told that we would be in the top three, many would have agreed. We want the most, but we get what we get. There are questions about the guys’ dedication, but the mathematical odds remain.
— Are you sure Musaev will stay?
“We have not discussed it, no one knows the terms of his contract,” reports the correspondent of , reporting Safonov’s words.
“Krasnodar” with 50 points, he remains in second place in the RPL ranking. Zenit, the leader, has the same number of points, but the St. Petersburg team is ahead of the southerners in additional indicators and has a match in hand. Murad Musayev’s team will face Spartak Moscow in the next round on May 11.
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