It's hard to accept the team's current situation, let alone make a debut in front of an opponent like Cruz Azul, but in the end, Ricardo Cañada made his debut in La
's first game exited the tournament in anger, and Guadalajara is once again fighting for reclassification.
In his post-match press conference, Canada praised the work of his players, "I took the commitment from the boys and the result was ultimately a result of the tremendous effort they put in on the pitch. We basically didn't have a lot of time to work, and I'd be lying to you if I said it was a result of the work we did in those few hours. It was more about the order they kept as the game developed and the intense desire to win," he said.
In addition, Kadam talked about how he restored the team's spirit after the changes on the bench and thought about the future to achieve the goals he set out, "I left with the feeling that there is a group of players who want to do their best, who want to prove themselves and show that they are committed and willing to do their best. I retain all of that and have the potential to find enough points to stay in the field." He explained.
He added that his future is in the hands of the board of directors and that he owes it to the Red and White: "I'm an institutional coach and I owe it to Chivas that I live today. Today I know we have an appointment next Tuesday and I'm thinking about it now," he said.
Finally, he spoke about the violence that took place last night by the Guadalajara animation group at their concentration camp hotel: "I think that as a society we have experienced complex, difficult situations, not to mention sports. We reject any act of violence and applaud the fact that we found our families supporting us in the stadium today," he said.
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