A day before the rematch in the second round of the Conference League qualifiers between Hapoel Beer Sheva and Dynamo Minsk tomorrow (Thursday, 21:00), which will be held at Toto Turner without an audience, the teams held a press conference ahead of the meeting that will determine who will fly to Switzerland for the first meeting against Lugano.
Dinamo Minsk, which has been in the capital of the Negev since the first game, spent the week traveling and checking the state of the restaurants in the city, all while trying to get used to the heavy heat prevailing in Be'er Sheva these days.
On the other hand, Hapoel Beer Sheva worked on the less good points from the first meeting and especially on the pressure game over time.
Dor Micah, who may receive the team shirt, has to deal with publications from the minors again on the eve of the game, hoping for him that it will not have an effect on the field.
Hapoel Beer Sheva coach Eliniv Barda: "The result is definitely fragile, and the players understand that they won't have it easy. The players are ready for tomorrow and there are no excuses either before or after the game. We learned a lot about the opponent and will have to come more prepared.
Barda also added: "I'm all focused on tomorrow's game and any noise of one kind or another doesn't reach me, including the renewed Dor Micah affair. Europe is at the forefront of my mind right now and a large squad is important and this will allow the players to reach the end. We will definitely see Salmani and Hamad together tomorrow, it can and should work Already tomorrow. The goal is 90 minutes of pressure regardless of the result."
Breda and his players.
"The result is definitely fragile,"
Captain Miguel Vitor: "We will miss the crowd, it is very dominant, but we will have to do the job even without it. We will have to be focused for 90 minutes and get through the pair of games. We analyzed the goal we conceded as a team and not one or another player and we will try to correct the mistakes of the previous game. Minsk team It just won't be strong and technical, but I'm sure we'll pass tomorrow and move up a step."
Artyom Cladinsky, coach of Dynamo Minsk: "The heat is very high and affected our week. The preparations were good and we hope for a good result tomorrow. We studied Beer Sheva better in terms of game method and players and will find a way to surprise. We got everything we needed from Po'el Beer Sheva during our stay here. Without an audience it's not necessarily an advantage for us, after all it's an away game in the end."
Dinamo Minsk players in the first game.
"The high heat affected our preparations", photo: Alan Shiver
The coach of Minsk continued: "Obviously we are not resting every game is away, but this is a situation that was imposed on us and we don't have many choices in the matter. We are trying to keep the players mentally because it is very difficult for them to be away from home. There will be no changes in the squad except for Anton Potillo who will not be fit for the game and has returned to Belarus." .
Player Alexey Vukolitz: "In the first half we studied the BS and the atmosphere, in the second we improved and we will go up tomorrow to win and pass the stage.
The distance from home is difficult for us, but we are very united and the team supports us with any problem.
We've been out of Belarus for a month now, we've gotten a little used to the high heat, and these conditions are the same for both BH and us."
were we wrong
We will fix it!
If you found an error in the article, we would appreciate it if you shared it with us