Anderlecht Coach Vitor Bruno Explains Why He Had Ojea and Antman Play Against Their Natural Form.
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RSC Anderlecht drew 0-0 against KRC Genk last matchday. After five matchdays, the Purple and Whites are in a disappointing eleventh place me...
Marc Degryse was not impressed by the battle between RSC Anderlecht and KRC Genk at the Lotto Park. The match ultimately ended in a 0-0 draw between the two teams.
After betting on continuity during four consecutive meetings, Vitor Bruno decided to slam his eleven face to Genk. The Portuguese explained his choices after the meeting.
A remarkable scene after the final whistle at the Lotto Park: all the players sinking to the ground. The disappointment was immense after so many chances and emerging from the battle with only a draw. Vitor Bruno could understand it, but also received a lot of criticism from the supporters. We put a few of their concerns to him.
Llansana was whistled and thus played with the legs that were flanking. Coosemans 6 Some good trips, but he didn't have to make any big stops.
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