Corberán: "It's a bittersweet feeling"

Carlos Corberán spoke to the media following the 1-1 draw with Girona FC at Montilivi, in his post-match press conference.

His assessment of the point earned

You can see the glass as either half full or half empty. It's not the result we wanted, and that leaves you with a bad feeling, but at the same time, I have to value the team's effort, dedication, solidarity, and personality. On the one hand, the point leaves us satisfied because I value the overall progress the team have made. The feeling is bittersweet, because we worked well throughout the match, but we didn't get the three points.

Looking for a win away from home

We have the faith and conviction that we are getting closer. Perhaps we lacked persistence and consistency; we should have contained Girona FC's offensive potential in specific situations, knowing they have as powerful a striker in the box as Stuani, but the feeling was positive.

A bittersweet feeling

The feeling is bittersweet. I saw things from the team that I liked. When we took the lead, we weren't able to contain Girona and continue attacking and causing damage. That's the bittersweet feeling. I saw the team compete and be very aggressive with a line of five at he back, stealing the ball. After the goal, we took a step back, trying to protect ourselves.

Playing with three centre backs

I liked the feeling the team gave off. We weren't hurt many times. Defensively, the feeling is that the team have taken a step forward.

The effect of the international break

It's neither positive nor negative. We'll work during the break to improve