The head coach SKA Romain Rotenberg assured that the team will return to good results in the near future.
On Sunday, SKA lost to Siberia in St. Petersburg with a score of 1:2; For St. Petersburg, this defeat was the fifth in a row in the Fonbet KHL Championship. Valentin Zykov scored a goal for the Army team.
“I would separately like to highlight the fantastic atmosphere in Ledovoy, my most sincere greetings to all the fans, I don’t remember such an atmosphere since 2015.”
I want to congratulate the guys. A difficult match, we spent 13 minutes in attack, and the opponent 1.5 minutes. It is important to remove the deletions. There were controversial moments. When Lipsik and I asked to watch the video we were removed, this is the first time I encounter something like this, usually they give a warning first.
We create a lot of chances, all that remains is to score. When a team creates a lot of chances, it means they are in good physical shape.
We have a difficult September, we apologize to all the fans, we have to be patient. We will definitely come back in good conditions. We initially understood that it would be a difficult month, so we formed the team later. We understand the reasons for our lack of teamwork. We are waiting for players, we have never played with an optimal squad this season.
The guys’ eyes shine, they have energy and courage, they have to practice converting their scoring chances.
— Are you losing sleep over a failed series?
— The head coach can’t lose sleep, so he won’t be able to coach and think on the bench. We went through different periods at SKA, the most difficult series of defeats, ”reports the correspondent of according to Rotenberg’s words.
SKA is penultimate, 10th in the West with four points.
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