Erwin Sánchez values Blooming's win, calls for continued improvement
Translated from Spanish, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
At a glance
- Blooming's coach Erwin Sánchez praised the team's 3-0 victory over Aurora, calling it a much-needed "respite."
- Sánchez acknowledged the importance of the win, especially given the team's recent form and the opponent's performance.
- Despite the positive result, the coach urged his players to remain grounded and continue working to improve.
Erwin Sánchez, the head coach of Blooming, expressed satisfaction with his team's decisive 3-0 win against Aurora, describing the victory as a significant "respite" for the squad. The win provides crucial points as Blooming aims to secure a spot in an international cup competition.
Without a doubt, yes, it's a respite. Because winning against a rival that was playing well, that was getting important points in the championship, and given how we were doing, is very important.
Sánchez acknowledged the importance of the result, particularly considering the team's recent struggles and the strong performance of their opponent. "Without a doubt, yes, it's a respite. Because winning against a rival that was playing well, that was getting important points in the championship, and given how we were doing, is very important," the coach stated after the match.
The team's goals came from Guilmar Centella, who scored twice, and Moisés Villarroel. This performance helped Blooming regain confidence after a period of inconsistency. However, Sánchez cautioned against complacency, emphasizing that the team still has areas to address.
Now we have to keep our feet on the ground, improve. And I say that improving is easier when you win than when you lose or draw.
"Now we have to keep our feet on the ground, improve. And I say that improving is easier when you win than when you lose or draw," Sánchez remarked. He stressed the need for the team to continue accumulating points throughout the remainder of the season and remain focused on their ultimate objective.
We are going to continue, we are going to keep working, we are going to keep fighting for indisputable points and always wanting the best, and may God grant that we can achieve the objective we have set for ourselves until the end of the season.
Originally published by El Deber in Spanish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.