The Tigres team is facing the most important opportunity in their history to face the powerful and prestigious Bayern Munich in the final of the Club World Championship. In a match in which the German team is widely favored, their Monterrey pair will go for glory regardless of the result they get.
In this week’s installment of the podcast ‘The Faitelson Look’, its driver considered that more important than the final result obtained by the team led by Ricardo Ferretti, it’s the way you compete. “” I know that by thinking in this way attentive against one of the principles of sport and that several of those who think that winning is not the most important thing but the only thing that matters, I believe that everything happens through the feelings that I leave in the court, by the form and by the way it competes, “he said.
“What I’m going to ask Tigres this Thursday is to go out onto the field without fear, liberated, to show his football and his personality, to fight for possession and depth so that Andre Pierre Gignac and Carlos González can create danger in the rival goal. It’s easy, right? ”Said the ESPN analyst.
In another section of his analysis, Faitelson recognized that the importance of winning this trophy is not the same for the two teams, stating that “although Bayern Munich is going to go out and win it, this trophy is not the most important as it is for Tigres. The German team will not be better or worse for the result they get, while for the Mexican team it represents a great opportunity to take advantage of, ”he said.
“Regardless of the result I get,” added the podcast host, “I’m going to give value to two fundamental things: how this Tigres team wins or loses. I insist that the fundamental thing will not be so much in the final result but in the football that it shows on the field. He has to go for the feat of playing you for you to the best team in the world. Although it will also be necessary to say that what he achieves, will show the parameter of soccer that is played in Mexico, but not the real level of Mexican soccer ”, he considered.
Finally, Faitelson closed one of the segments of the program, maintaining, insisting and emphasizing that “Tigres plays this Thursday the most important game in the history of a Mexican club and I believe that the final result is what matters the least.”
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Listen in ‘The Faitelson Look’, David’s opinion on the Tigres vs Bayern Munich match
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