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and were uninjured in the classic Capitaleño game as they drew zero goals at University Olympic Stadium. In a game with very little action, Cats goalkeeper Alfredo
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"First of all, every game is different and we learn as well as we do. Every game is different and every game has to be played," he said at the end of the...
Talavera said the game was very close as there was little room left to try and break through those defenses.
"They did what they had to do, they did it well, they hung in there, and we tried to play and break through those lines and they were all together, very confined spaces."
Despite kicking more than three points in the classic Capitallino game, the draw was a good result for the Cougar goalkeeper, which ensured that the game always left a good taste in CU's mouth in terms of goals scored.
"The team made an effort, we certainly have a lot to live up to, it's happened, we want to win for the people, for ourselves, for our families, but a draw against America on our field is always a mouthful, the game may not go ahead but we'll end up with a draw, we have to work on that."
