Jakarta, CNN Indonesia —
Trainer FK Senica Pavel Sustr admits SKF Sered appeared terrible when he beat his team 2-1 in the last match of the Slovak League, Saturday (2/10). In this match, the Indonesian national team players A Maulana Vikri enter in lieu of.
The Medan-born player was entered by coach Pavel Sustr in the 57th minute to replace Milan Jurdik. Unfortunately, Egy failed to save FK Senica from defeat.
In that match, Senica conceded quickly in the eighth minute through Sered striker Roko Jureskin’s goal.
“I think at the start of the game the opponent scared us. It took us time to get used to their fast game. We ended up having to concede quickly,” said SK coach Senica Pavel Sustr quoted from Sport.SK.
However, FK Senica was able to reply in the 34th minute through striker Elvis Sukisa’s goal.
Unfortunately, Senica had to play with 10 men after left-back Milan Simsak was sent off by referee Marek Mastis in the 52nd minute after receiving a second yellow card.
Sustr immediately made changes by including two substitutes. Egy Maulana Vikri was played in the 57th minute for Milan Jurdik. Then, Daniel Masulovic was included to replace Halabrin.
However, being outnumbered by the number of players still makes it difficult for Senica. On the other hand, Sered took advantage of the superior number of players.
Sered was able to dominate the game by continuing to put pressure on Senica. Finally, in the 90+4 minute, Sered managed to break into Senica’s goal through substitute Roman Hasa which changed the score to 2-1.
“Even though we were under pressure, our players were sent off for fouls, our players were locked up but we were still able to put up a fight,” said Sustr.
This was Senica’s second straight defeat in the Slovak League after losing 3-0 to leaders Slovan Bratislava.
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