By Gerardo Romero
06 Nov 2023, 09:30 AM EST
The technical director of the Rojinegros del Atlas, Omar Flores, was quite disappointed with the result obtained by his team after being beaten 3-0 by the UNAM Pumas this weekend to extend their bad streak in the current tournament Apertura 2023 of the Liga MX that complicates their aspirations to advance to the Liguilla of the championship.
In a press conference after the game, the coach acknowledged that he feels part of the responsibility for the bad moment that the team is currently experiencing because they have already accumulated a total of seven games in which they have been surpassed by their rivals and that they have not been beaten. allowed to score points.
“I take the responsibility that I have because I come from the previous coaching staff, so I am also part of this performance that has not reached us. “I am quite sad and frustrated because things have not turned out the way we want,” highlighted the strategist.
Omar Flores also explained that it is very difficult to get out of a slump when the team falls into it because the emotional and physical conditions do not allow them to improve the results; Despite this, he was focused on continuing to encourage his players so that they can achieve better results in the remaining games.
“What is happening to us is complicated because when you enter a period of mistrust it is difficult to turn it around. We are working to try to get out of there but it is complex. We will try to turn it around in the last game to close as best as possible,” Flores highlighted in his statements.
“Regarding Mauro (Manotas) he had a problem with his knee, we still need to see the study. It seems to be a complicated situation but let’s hope it is not as serious as indicated,” he concluded.
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