University of Chile will have a return of heart attack in the tournament, because, after playing against Palestinian in San Carlos de Apoquindo, you must face the “Superclásico” against Colo Colo at the National Stadium. The coach of the blues, Hernan Caputto, anticipated what will be the return to competition for those directed and referred to the possibility of exercising the locality later in the Santa Laura, against the potential sanitary veto on the ñuñoíno enclosure.
“He went to visit Santa Laura, which has the optimal conditions to be able to play. Mainly, what we are looking for is that the field is in very good condition and it was. Afterwards, everything that is sanitary, wardrobe and the rest has been implemented, it is what I received from the people who went to visit him ”, declared the coach at a press conference.
In any case, the strategist explained that the idea is to exercise locality in Ñuñoa: “You want to play for Nacional, we hope so, but there are greater forces that can make that not happen. So, we must hopefully have a ‘plan B’ or a ‘C’, for any eventuality ”.
Regarding the Creole competition, Caputto indicated: “Our goal is to continue and improve what we had been doing in the first part of the tournament, and, as always, to aspire to the maximum with the club, which is to be in the first positions. Always with an attractive football in what generates the proposition of the matches, with a constant attack. We have to bring that human strengthening that we have achieved to the field of play ”.
Along these lines, the coach commented on the clash against Palestino: “We knew we were going to play with them, obviously we have material from their last game and what we wanted was to find the maximum point of the team’s performance these days. football, which was intense. This also brings us closer to what we want on Sunday, having all the previous week. There will be those six weeks of preparation that we talked about from the beginning “.
Finally, the former coach of the “Roja” Sub 17 spoke of the health protocols that they should follow: “We will have to get used to it, there will be talks this week with the arbitration tribunals and the ANFP, to safely generate all these rules and regulations Let’s hope that little by little we will have a good football and the intensity of the game will go with time ”.
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