Tegucigalpa, November 15 (EFE) – The coach of Honduras, Reinaldo Rueda, said this Friday after the 2-0 victory against Mexico, in the first leg of the quarter-finals of the Concacaf Nations League, “It is necessary to know know how to do it. conform to this result.”
“That is the challenge, to know how to assimilate this result, to take advantage of that great effort and those three points, those two goals, that we have the mental control and the balance to balance it, it was a very difficult game,” said Rueda. pressure at a press conference at Francisco Morazán Stadium, in San Pedro Sula, northern Honduras.
He said that the Mexican team is “a very competitive team” and that the victory against El Tri, coached by Javier Aguirre, should serve to “continue to believe that the Honduran players must , who must be surrounded, loved, supported. (..) and continue to ask for them because they can give more and that is their commitment.”
Rueda began his statements to the media “with sadness for everything that happened at the end,” when Aguirre was hit by a can thrown by a fan from the stands of the stadium .
“That cannot happen again, here, or in any stadium in Honduras, or in any stadium in the world. I am sad because he is a man, because just as they hit the teacher, they could have hit me, he said hello at that time,” he said.
In addition, he apologized “to the entire delegation in Mexico, to all the Mexican people, to Professor Aguirre” for what happened and confirmed that “that cannot happen, especially in our society.”
The hero of Honduras was Luis Palma, a Celtic player from Scotland, who scored both goals against Mexico.
Weeping, Palma attributed the goals and the Honduras victory to his recently deceased grandmother, who he said “represented a lot” in his life and showed the fans in a photo printed on white t-shirt. EFE
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2024-11-16 06:51:00
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