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Rayados de Monterrey disappointed in the Club World Cup. Javier Aguirre’s team was eliminated at the hands of Egypt’s Al-Ahly . The most worrying thing about the case was the way in which the Mexican team was defeated. The Liga MX team did not show symptoms of reaction and left Concacaf football very badly. Under these circumstances and with a ticket to the grand final, from Conmebol they make fun of Monterrey.
Palmeiras, champion of the Copa Libertadores, exceeded the orderly Egyptian team without any problems. In this way the Brazilian team advances to the decisive match of the tournament. After the victory, the strategist of the Amazonian team Abel Ferreira explained the reasons that led to the elimination of Rayados de Monterrey from the Club World Cup.
“Humility and the chicken broth never hurt anyone, and perhaps the problem of Monterrey losing was exactly that, having thought that I was going to play against an easy team“, he explained.
The strategist of the Brazilian team highlighted the order and confidence of the modest Egyptian team, reasons that allowed him to hit the tournament and leave the powerful Mexican team in the red .
Abel Ferreira, about the possible embezzlement of Al Ahly:
– Na minha terra há uma coisa que diz… Humility and Galinha broths never hurt anyone. I know embezzlement, ganharam do Monterrey, when all falavam que o Monterrey would pass, it is a warning sign for us. pic.twitter.com/lxZUK9nrHV— Murilo Dias (@mmurilodias) February 7, 2021
“What we saw was that Al-Ahly bet on the 04 percent, focused everything on what what they had to do, and they did it well organized, with very clear intentions, so it’s not the individuals who win the games “, he concluded.
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