In Alajuelense they are convinced that it is time to score a goal in history and thus they face this final series against Saprissa.
Andres Kerevic has always said that he doesn’t pay that much attention to statistics, let alone at the moment.
It is clear that in order to become champion, Alajuelense will have to go against history and numbers, hitting everything that has traditionally been presented in this special duel between the red and the black and the purple.
If the league had its way, it would achieve something it hasn’t achieved since 1991, the last time it was declared champion at the Ricardo Saprissa Stadium.
Andres Kerevič and his people prefer not to lose focus with the data, but the priority is to create their immediate present, today’s reality. Furthermore, they focus on overcoming this last phase completely and exclusively first.
If they do so, they will force Saprissa into a grand final. Otherwise, the purple will win the crown on the following Sunday.
Throughout the tournament in Alajuelense he has said that he is confident in his work. The statistics play against Manudos, but this is something that the Alajuelense coach does not reveal.
“That’s why I don’t look at statistics much, neither for the positive part, nor for what you’re telling me. Being here now, thinking about these moments, without looking back, take care of the most important Keep it up, always ahead”, expressed Andres Kervik.
He also said that his specialty is that he tries to think ahead, not just what happened to him.
“So with that strength, to do things well, to work hard, to be demanding and we will go step by step. We know it’s going to be tough, it’s going to be tough, but we’ve got to start on Thursday.
The way Aljuelense played the semi-finals, the league team with high hopes that it could really fight with ‘S’.
“As the rules go, it’s also because it honestly doesn’t give you an advantage of the game. You can go 0-0 at home and 1-1 on the road and have a home run win. There’s no game in that part.” Not a sporting advantage, but it’s just opening at home and closing at home. You have to take the positive part of what you open at home and we value that part”, said Carwick.
In conversation among fans, it is said that knowing they have to beat their archrivals in two series can serve as motivation, especially since this final leg is also resolved with the target criteria of the tour. Could
“I always say to be a champion you have to beat everybody and this is the National Classic, they are the leaders, they are the defending champions and I think we are stronger in that part of the group, the unity of the group mentally “
“We know it’s going to be tough, no one said it’s going to be easy, but we are confident that we can make a good final stretch to be able to reach the mark of being champions,” Hedgehog Helmsman said.
Alajuelense had become used to closing out round trip series at home. In this tournament it will be different and something special can happen.
The Argentine attaches great importance to what it takes to be a champion against archery, because it is the best. How does Carevic look at the prospect coming from that football culture?
“I don’t value it that way, of course we have to open at home now, but we know it’s going to be difficult, it’s going to be a complicated match and I’m not thinking we’ll be champions and celebrate.” Will celebrate.” At home, rather the goal is to be champion, that’s how I see it ”.
He is focused on whatever he has to do, just like his teammates on the coaching staff and players.
“The roles we have and hopefully if we win, we have to celebrate as visitors.”
If you’ve always been a retailer, now with more reason. Andres Kerevic said that for these last examples, personally, he is very busy, has many things to do and analyse.
“In this instance, playing every three days leaves us with a lot of work to do in the coaching staff. Find peace of mind, try to get as much rest as you can and try hard to be very attentive and focused on what we have to do.
But in fact, Andres Kerevic confirms that it is not the case that in Alajuelense they change much in the aspect of day-to-day work during these days, there are always demands and you always work hard.
“We try to make sure that all the players are 100%, very attentive, well concentrated, well focused, so that each one plays 100% the role that he has to play. And I’m not just talking about the players, but the coaching staff and the staff.”
He insisted, “Everyone is 100% in what they do and do it very well, excellent so that we don’t miss a single detail and to be able to apply that in Thursday’s game is our best.” Everything is under control.”
The Manudo technician also sent a message to the Red and Black parishioners.
“We need total, constant support, regardless of the circumstances of the match, I think that will give us a very important strength.”
Alajuelense continues with its preparations and will take on Saprissa this Thursday in the first classic of this final series.
