The attacker defines the disadvantage of the first game as very difficult, but praised the team’s struggle to try to reverse the score 3-0
The Corinthians were unable to reverse the 3-0 score in Ecuador and was eliminated by the Libertadores Cup in Wednesday’s preliminary phase, after having beaten Barcelona-Equine, in the 2-0 arena of New Chemistry Arena. During the way out of the field, the Paraguayan striker Romero held a press conference.
One of the leaders of the current cast of Alvinegro, Romero defined responsibility and spoke to the field reporter. The player highlighted the delivery of the whole team and underlined the importance of maintaining a good performance in round -trip games: “Today we left everything to be able to classify, we left everything we wanted in Ecuador, but today it was difficult. In Libertadores we must not play both games in the same way, here we are strong, we got two goals, but we wanted to be in Paraguayan.
The anguish of the attacker refers to the game of the house of the Ecuadorian team, where the Corinthians had a terrible performance and was completely dominated by Barcelona-Equi, leaving defeated and needed a miracle Tuesday (12).
“Libertadores is so, when you get an advantage like their Ecuador, it would be very difficult, but we tried the goal, we had many possibilities, we got a 2-0 victory that is not easy, but we did not reach and we went out,” added the striker.
However, Ramón Díaz’s team is in the Paulistan final and Paraguayan stressed that attention is now paid to the decision: “But we continue, we have one last Sunday and we must be champions,” said Romero.
With the declassification in the third phase of the preparators, the Corinthians will automatically compete in the South American cup.
The team returns to the field on Sunday (16), against Palmeiras, Allianz Parque, at 18:30 (Brasilia Time), for the first comparison of the decision of the Paulist championship.
Source: Terra
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