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Jutiappa – The midfielder was pleased with the Goats’ draw but was not happy with the opposing team’s grass.
Xelajú MC played yesterday without a goal against Achuapa, which ended in a draw, a result that was good for Jorge Aparicio, especially because, in his opinion, the Winston Pineda turf was not in the best condition, which undermined the good performance of both clubs.
“There weren’t many options for either of us in this game, it was being stuck in the middle of the pitch and we didn’t know how to exploit some of the counter-attacking options and quick transitions we had, but we came away with an important access point,” he said.
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Regarding the stadium’s turf, he said: “The pitch hurts them and us, they have good players with good feet and on a good pitch they play better, like last week in Malacatán.”
“But it has consequences for both teams and unfortunately it is part of our football and we want it to be the same everywhere because the rest of Central America is already taking advantage of us,” he added.
“It was important to play, my teammates and I performed well, I got the trust of the coaching staff and other players, and it was important to increase my playing time,” he concluded.
The Super Goats wasted no time and were back at training this afternoon in preparation for their next game against Malacateco.
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