translated from Spanish: Marco Riquelme: “Before Antofagasta is a final, and we must take it as such”

Argentina’s Marcos Riquelme, striker from Universidad de Chile, stood out on Wednesday the work done by Hernán Caputto, interim coach of the blue draw, in the face of Saturday’s important commitment to Deportes Antofagasta for the N Championship 2019. At the outset, the bald attacker lamented the departure of Uruguayan Alfredo Arias and highlighted the professionalism of the former U17 national coach, who works hard to get the three points against the ‘Pumas’, key duel in the struggle not to descend to the First B. ” Alfredo) Arias was the person who trusted me, and it’s unfortunate that he’s gone, but we’re already with Hernan, and he’s very identified with the club and we must forget the things that happened to think about the day-to-day, the matches that come to us and think about adding three,” the Trasandino said on the CDA. “Hernán is giving us tools for the party and we must think about that match and add three (…) He told us that we have to believe, he told us that we must be convinced, that there are players and squad to spare and that we must believe that we can get it going,” added former Italian Audax. In addition, Riquelme acknowledged that the campus was affected by the departure of Arias, who spent five months on the blue bank, but clarified that they are already with the focus on beating the antofagastinos. “Obviously we’re a little touched by the weekend and by the technician’s farewell, but we have to turn the page. We are already working with the new technical staff, and working for what will be the match with Antofagasta. It’s a final, and we have to take it as such, because everything comes uphill and we have to be convinced to get out of the bad time,” he said. The duel will be this Saturday at 15 hours at the National Stadium and finds the ‘Pumas’ and the blues with 14 units, although the goal difference benefits the Nortins and so the ‘U’ is in the relegation area in the fifteenth place.



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