Sekulic: “We don’t think about streaks, only about the next game”

Alexander Sekuliccoach of Barçabreathed a sigh of relief at the end due to the victory over Breogán (99-91), a match that was not clear until the end that it was going to end with a satisfactory outcome. “It was a difficult game and we did not expect anything less against a team that scores more than 100 points per game. We prepared well and the victory in the end was the most important thing,” he said.

Asked about the new injuries, Pointer and Evbuomwansaid that he did not yet know the scope and that he hopes to find out in the coming days. Regarding the team’s improvement, he added that “we are taking steps but we have to continue with this progress.”

Questioned about the role of Tyrese Martin In this match, he had a demanding message. “I don’t like to talk individually but I think he can play better. It’s his first time in Europe and he’s adapting. He’s doing well but I’m convinced he can do more.”

The Slovenian coach did not enter into great conclusions when asked about his team’s seven-game winning streak. “We don’t think about streaks, we go game by game and we always think about the next one. It’s the credit of players, coaches, physios… a lot of people but we have to think about what’s coming next.”

Luis CasimirRio coach Breoganended up satisfied with the image given by his team but regretted the defeat. “We were pretty good for almost the entire game. We were winning for many more minutes on the scoreboard than the Barça and we reached the important moment with three attacks with comfortable shots that we did not score, they were very successful. It is daring that we deserved to win but we did play to win. It is to be proud of the work and feel satisfied.”

The coach of the Lugo team fears that this satisfaction with the good work will have a negative impact. “We are happy and aware that we are the Breoganwith a humble budget and that we have looked into the eyes of the Barça. The day to day we have will tell it. “We are going to treat this match as if we had won but the problem is that it doesn’t add up,” he concluded.