“We Didn’t Make a Good Match, the First Step Is Self-Criticism”: Mano Menezes After Peru’s Defeat of Canada
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The Peruvian National Team lost 2-0 to Canada in Montreal and, after the match, Mano Menezes made a self-criticism about the performance of the ‘Bicolor’. The Brazilian coach acknowledged that his team was far from its best version and considered that the scoreboard reflected what happened during the match. He also highlighted the physical wear and tear of his leads. “Today we didn’t make a good match. The first step is self-criticism. Our rival…
After Peru's 2-0 defeat against Canada, the selection technician had a hard analysis of the Bicolor's performance.
The Peruvian team technician recognized Canada's superiority after 2-0 in Montreal and pointed to physical wear and difficulties in generating play.
The coach of the Peruvian National Team acknowledged that Canada overcame Bicolor in football and physical appearance.
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