Rogério Ceni says the team has changed the way they play without Cauly
Bahia beat Maranhão 1-0 and remain at the top of Group B. Despite this, coach Rogério Ceni warned of the team’s lack of efficiency during the 90 minutes and said that the team must close out the match when it has the chance possibility.
– We have very high expectations. We always sell expectations because of the City Group and things like that. We dominated the game, but we weren’t effective in creating. We won for the ninth time by winning here. It will always be difficult. Sometimes people sell a world that isn’t true, but we get triumphs, which often feel like we fall short of expectations. Other teams don’t always perform as well, but they always seem to exceed expectations. I think this is natural in the image that is sold, it is quite acceptable – said Ceni.
The Bahia commander also said that the team played with a lower rotation than the one presented at the beginning of the season.
– I think it was a lower intensity match, not so much with more passing errors. As much as I want to motivate, to shout… Even so, we were practically not scared and we won. At this moment, after so many games, it is also important to underline that the team won – said the coach
Finally, another point addressed by Rogério Ceni was the absence of Cauly from the team and how this affected the Bahia match.
– We brought those for whom the department of medicine and physiology gave us the conditions. Those who didn’t come because they didn’t meet the conditions or were at risk of injury. We have changed the functionality slightly. Without Cauly the way of playing logically changes, but he still created and had the chance to close the game at 2-0 much earlier. But if I say that a Cauly is not necessary, of course it is necessary, but we have to compensate somehow. The team didn’t stop creating, but played with a slightly lower intensity than usual.
Source: Terra
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