JOHOR BAHRU: Pengendali Johor Darul Ta’zim (JDT), Hector Bidoglio gembira dengan kualiti permainan diperagakan pemainnya selepas membelasah Kelantan FC 5-0 pada aksi suku akhir kedua Piala Malaysia di Stadium Sultan Ibrahim, malam tadi.
Bagaimanapun, Bidoglio menegaskan ada dua perbezaan yang berlaku dalam perlawanan itu apabila pemainnya beraksi dengan corak pantas dan ada ketika mereka terlalu tergesa-gesa yang menjejaskan sedikit rentak permainan.
“Pemain lebih berfikir dan fokus ketika bermain secara pantas dan tersusun malah menunjukkan kombinasi yang baik menerusi gerakan bola tetapi bila beraksi secara tergesa-gesa, pemain cepat panik dan hilang konsentrasi.
“Situasi itu berlaku pada 25 minit babak pertama dan hanya mampu menjaringkan satu gol sahaja tetapi selepas itu mereka mula berfikir dan lebih tenang.
“Pada 15 minit penghujung babak pertama, permainan lebih menarik selepas pemain mula beri tekanan dan berjaya menjaringkan empat gol dalam tempoh singkat dan saya berpuas hati dengan apa yang mereka lakukan,” katanya.
Pada aksi itu, Bergson Da Silva tampil dengan aksi menakjubkan selepas mencipta hatrik pada minit ke-10, 34 dan 37 selain Syahmi Safari mencetak gol minit 40, diikuti Nazmi Faiz Mansor (44) untuk melengkap kemenangan bergaya skuad Harimau Selatan.
Kemenangan itu membolehkan mereka layak ke separuh akhir dengan agregat 8-0.
Pengendali kelahiran Argentina itu juga mengakui tindakannya tidak menurunkan Leandro Velazquez dan Feroz Baharudin yang mengumpul satu kad kuning dalam saingan piala berprestij itu sebahagian daripada perancangan taktikal.
Katanya, aksi separuh akhir pertama menentang Sabah FC di Stadium Likas, Selasa ini amat penting dan kedua-dua pemain itu bakal kembali memperkuatkan JDT dan mereka harus beraksi lebih berhati-hati bagi mengelak layangan kad kuning kedua.
“Shahrul (Saad) bebas daripada penggantungan dan akan beraksi pada separuh akhir nanti. Ia perlawanan yang sukar walaupun kami pernah tewaskan Sabah tetapi itu cerita lama,” katanya.
JOHOR BAHRU: The manager of Johor Darul Ta’zim (JDT), Hector Bidoglio was happy with the quality of play shown by his players after beating Kelantan FC 5-0 in the second quarter-final action of the Malaysia Cup at Sultan Ibrahim Stadium, last night.
However, Bidoglio pointed out that there were two differences that occurred in the match when his players played in a fast pattern and there were times when they were too hasty which affected the pace of the game a little.
“Players think and focus more when playing fast and organized and even show good combinations through ball movement, but when acting in a hurry, players quickly panic and lose concentration.
“The situation happened in the 25 minutes of the first half and they were only able to score one goal but after that they started to think and calm down.
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“In the 15 minutes at the end of the first half, the game was more interesting after the players started to apply pressure and managed to score four goals in a short period of time and I am satisfied with what they did,” he said.
At the action, Bergson Da Silva performed amazingly after creating a hat-trick in the 10th, 34th and 37th minutes, while Syahmi Safari scored a goal in the 40th minute, followed by Nazmi Faiz Mansor (44) to complete the South Tigers’ stylish victory.
The victory allowed them to qualify for the semi-finals with an aggregate score of 8-0.
The Argentine-born manager also admitted that his actions of not fielding Leandro Velazquez and Feroz Baharudin who collected one yellow card in the prestigious cup competition were part of tactical planning.
He said that the first semi-final against Sabah FC at the Likas Stadium on Tuesday is very important and both players will return to strengthen JDT and they should play more carefully to avoid a second yellow card.
“Shahrul (Saad) is free from suspension and will play in the semi-final later. It’s a difficult match even though we have beaten Sabah but that’s an old story,” he said.
JOHOR BAHRU: The manager of Johor Darul Ta’zim (JDT), Hector Bidoglio was happy with the quality of play shown by his players after beating Kelantan FC 5-0 in the second quarter-final action of the Malaysia Cup at Sultan Ibrahim Stadium, last night.
However, Bidoglio pointed out that there were two differences that occurred in the match when his players played in a fast pattern and there were times when they were too hasty which affected the pace of the game a little.
“Players think and focus more when playing fast and organized and even show good combinations through ball movement, but when acting in a hurry, players quickly panic and lose concentration.
“The situation happened in the 25 minutes of the first half and they were only able to score one goal but after that they started to think and calm down.
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“In the 15 minutes at the end of the first half, the game was more interesting after the players started to apply pressure and managed to score four goals in a short period of time and I am satisfied with what they did,” he said.
At the action, Bergson Da Silva performed amazingly after creating a hat-trick in the 10th, 34th and 37th minutes, while Syahmi Safari scored a goal in the 40th minute, followed by Nazmi Faiz Mansor (44) to complete the South Tigers’ stylish victory.
The victory allowed them to qualify for the semi-finals with an aggregate score of 8-0.
The Argentine-born manager also admitted that his actions of not fielding Leandro Velazquez and Feroz Baharudin who collected one yellow card in the prestigious cup competition were part of tactical planning.
He said that the first semi-final against Sabah FC at the Likas Stadium on Tuesday is very important and both players will return to strengthen JDT and they should play more carefully to avoid a second yellow card.
“Shahrul (Saad) is free from suspension and will play in the semi-final later. It’s a difficult match even though we have beaten Sabah but that’s an old story,” he said.
