Losing at the last minute, Kiatisuk still believes HAGL is better

HAGL played resiliently against Jeonbuk, but failed because of a goal conceding in injury time, so he stomped at the bottom of the table with only 1 point after 3 matches.

Although it was a pity to lose, but Coach Kiatisuk still satisfied with the performance of the students: “Before the game, I told the players that we were up against the strongest team in this group. But my students played well, implemented the right tactics, even though they lost in the last minutes.”

“Currently, the tournament is half way through. With HAGL, we always try each match, one game at a time, and never have the thought of giving up.” Thai strategist shared.

Talking more about the match, the captain of the mountain town team said: “HAGL defended quite well despite a few mistakes and lost in the last seconds. This is an unlucky result for our team. We have learned a lot from this game.

HAGL’s weakness is in the air battle because most of the players are small and only a few foreign players can be tall, while all 11 players of Jeonbuk Hyundai Motors are in very good shape. Our strength is coordination, controlling the ball in a narrow range. After this match, we learned many things from Jeonbuk Hyundai Motors such as long balls, high balls… not just about possession of the ball.

Meanwhile, coach Kim Sang Sik was extremely happy when he got 3 points in injury time: “We got 3 points and deserved this win. During the game, we created many scoring opportunities. Thanks to this victory, we have a favorable position in Group H.”

“HAGL thanks to a very strong fan base, it helps them play better, and the mentality of Jeonbuk Motors players is somewhat affected. Perhaps, this is also the highlight of this match.” the captain of Jeonbuk Motors commented on the audience of the Mountain Street football team.

Video HAGL lost in injury time:

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