Mexican Javier Aguirre, coach of Real Zaragoza, said after the 1-0 win over Deportivo, it is important to be out of the relegation zone but that "the League does not end today." THE occupies Zaragoza, after the twentieth time, the post 16 with 19 points, two ahead of Almeria is at the top of descent."It was a good win because we get to sports and other teams but the league does not end today. You have to keep playing with intensity and be involved in the dispute over the ball," he said. The Mexican coach was satisfied with the victory but said his team suffered because he did not, especially in the first half, very clearly offensive.
"With the ball we have not been well but defensively we have been correct. It is not a problem to play with one or two strikers but it is collective capacity that is necessary to coach," he said. Aguirre recalled he had said before the game was going to be a game of few chances, by the need and pressure points that had both sets, and it was.
"We played a game stuck and with many interruptions and a strategic move allows us to stay alive and competing," he said. For its part, the coach of Deportivo de La Coruña, Miguel Angel Lotina, said that his men succeeded in conveying the importance of the match. "The players came out to see what was happening and if we win well, but sometimes you can not win the football," the "Basque".
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