Yesterday evening at the Anton Malatinsk\u00fd Stadium had a sad point in the form of a 0:2 result. It's a great pity, especially considering that the Poles didn't do much for a comfortable victory. They were of high quality, you can't deny that, and it was also visible on the field. They played in an organized manner, at a fast pace, but the Trnava team also had all of this yesterday, plus they had a healthy aggressiveness. However, the referee Pajac had no understanding for that one, who whistled too anxiously and judged even boys' fights in the middle of the field as fouls, which hindered the Spartans even more.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
What Rakow surpassed the home team was clearly efficiency. They were in dangerous positions in and around the penalty area as many times as the opponent, but Spartak could not score a goal, while the Czestochowa team scored twice.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
\"When your opponent gives you a goal from the first shot, then it is very difficult, especially when he is of such quality. I don't even know how he ended it, it looked like he let it go. I actually dodged him. I wanted to go to the ground, as they teach us, to cover the bottom of the gate, and he just lifted it up and it jumped into the gate.\"<\/em><\/strong>\u00a0goalkeeper Dominik Tak\u00e1\u010d said about Lopez's first goal. He was also preparing for the creative Spaniard to take a penalty kick, which happened just before the break. He caught the direction of the ball and seemed to cover the entire right side with his long arms, but the ball still found a place to end up in the goal.\u00a0\"He kicked it perfectly. Maybe if the lawn in the fifth was more wet, that it would pull me a little, maybe I would pull her out. It is a pity.\"<\/em><\/strong><\/em><\/p>\n\n\n\r\n