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Haedo Says Libertad Need Better Decisions in the Final Move
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Haedo Says Libertad Need Better Decisions in the Final Move

From ABC Color · () Spanish

Translated from Spanish and summarized by DistantNews. Read the original for the full story.

At a glance

News Named sources Outcome reported
  • Libertad drew 1-1 with Cerro Porteño, although coach Nelson Haedo Valdez said his team deserved to win.
  • Haedo praised Libertad’s possession, chances and attitude, particularly after Cerro took the lead.
  • He said the team must make better decisions in the final pass and in front of goal.

Nelson Haedo Valdez left Libertad’s 1-1 draw with Cerro Porteño satisfied with the performance but frustrated by the result.

Libertad played at La Nueva Olla and, in Haedo’s view, created enough chances to take all three points. Cerro went ahead through Ignacio Aliseda, but Libertad equalized before halftime and produced the clearer opportunities after the break.

From the beginning, we showed that we came here to play for a win.

— Nelson Haedo ValdezHaedo described Libertad’s approach to the 1-1 draw with Cerro Porteño.

“From the beginning, we showed that we came here to play for a win,” Haedo said. He added that Libertad had most of the possession in the first half and two chances it could have converted.

I think we should have won.

— Nelson Haedo ValdezThe coach said Libertad’s performance deserved more than a draw.

“I think we should have won,” the coach said. He acknowledged that his side still needs greater precision in the decisive moments, particularly with its passing and finishing.

“We are lacking better decisions in the final move, both in the pass and in the finishing,” Haedo said. Despite the missed opportunity, he praised the players’ attitude and their anger in the dressing room after the match. “I leave happy with what the team showed, its attitude, its desire to win, and how upset they are now in the dressing room,” he said.

We are lacking better decisions in the final move, both in the pass and in the finishing.

— Nelson Haedo ValdezHaedo identified the team’s shortcomings in the decisive phase of attacks.

Haedo called Cerro a direct rival in the standings and summed up his reaction to the draw as “Not happy, but not sad either.”

Not happy, but not sad either.

— Nelson Haedo ValdezHe summarized his mixed feelings about Libertad’s performance and result.
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Originally published by ABC Color in Spanish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.

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