Beşiktaş advances, Vincenzo Italiano warns about next opponent: There are no easy matches in Europe
After advancing past Midtjylland, Beşiktaş head coach Vincenzo Italiano spoke cautiously ahead of the Hradec Kralove matchup.
Beşiktaş head coach Vincenzo Italiano shared his thoughts following the match at MCH Arena in Denmark, where his team eliminated Midtjylland in the UEFA Europa League second qualifying round. The black-and-white team secured their spot in the next round with a 2-0 victory over their opponent.
Italiano described his game plan by emphasizing "smart play." Stating that their win in the first leg influenced their tactical choices, the Italian coach noted that they tried to avoid taking risks, especially in the first half, and unlocked the game with an early goal in the second half.
I am very happy. We did a good job. It is very difficult to win here. We struggled in the first half, but we were good in the second. We didn't concede a goal in either match. We need to continue like this.
Beşiktaş's opponent in the next round will be Hradec Kralove. Italiano also sent cautious messages regarding the new matchup. Reminding that the opponent won both of their matches in the previous round, the experienced coach stated that there are no easy matches in Europe.
Italiano drew attention to the importance of concentration ahead of the Hradec Kralove matches, saying, "The opponent we will play now won both of their matches. We will play against a tough team. There are no easy matches in Europe. We need to continue until the end."
Touching on the subject of rotation, Italiano stated that they are currently playing one match a week and that he rewards players who perform well. The head coach noted that squad usage will expand when the match schedule intensifies, giving the message, "You will see when the time comes."
News Source: 12punto
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