After the match between "Xorazm" and "Dinamo," which took place in the 12th round of the Super League and attracted great interest from fans, the guest team's head coach Vadim Abramov shared his thoughts and assessments at the press conference. This competition was rich in true drama and will be remembered by fans as a "validolli" night.
Abramov first acknowledged the opponent: "As expected, the match was very difficult. The "Xorazm" team has an experienced coach and a well-formed squad. This team had previously lost victories in the last minutes of games. Additionally, some young players from "Xorazm" played for us in previous seasons. Today's clash was significant for both sides," emphasized the experienced specialist.
The coach also expressed special gratitude to the fans: "We felt just like in Samarkand — the support of our fans gave us great strength. Their role in this victory is invaluable," said Abramov.
During the press conference, there were also questions about the strategy and tactical changes in the game. It was noted that the goal of bringing Stanoyevich and Maykon onto the field after the second goal was to maintain the score, which was different from Abramov's usual style. Abramov stated: "At 2:1, the opponent had very favorable set-piece situations. For this reason, I had to bring experienced players onto the field. If we had conceded a goal, the chance for victory could have been lost. Football is such a game — sometimes you have to sacrifice style for the result."
In the next two weeks, "Dinamo" faces a tight and complicated schedule. Abramov views this situation positively: "We have a good reserve. The players who came off the bench today did not disrupt the game. Such problems occur in football, and all teams face them," he confidently stated.
In response to a question about the upcoming opponents, Abramov replied: "First 'Bunyodkor', then 'Qo‘qon-1912', third 'Neftchi', and finally 'Nasaf' — all according to the schedule. We will prepare for each one."
Also, in response to a question about the PFL's decisions regarding the schedule, Abramov gave a diplomatic answer: "It is difficult for me to comment on such situations. We do not interfere in the organization's affairs. Our task is to play football. You can discuss these issues."
In short, the "Dinamo" team, led by Vadim Abramov, has set significant goals for itself and is putting all its effort into pleasing its fans, despite the challenges of the schedule and dramatic matches.
