Gabriel Milito's words after Chivas' defeat against NY Red Bulls | OneFootball

Unfortunately, Guadalajara lost in their Leagues Cup debut, with an unfortunate goal in the last minute of added time sealing their 0-1 defeat to the New York Red Bulls. After the match, Gabriel Milito highlighted his players' good attitude and pointed out the areas they need to work on to improve their game plan and seek victory in the two remaining Leagues Cup matches.

If you want to know everything the Rojiblanco coach said in the post-match press conference, here it is:

-"The first half was different from the second. In the first half, we dominated the game and attacked a lot, but we lacked the aggressiveness to create scoring opportunities. However, I think the team played very well in the first half, even though we failed to score and create more dangerous situations."

-"In the second half, they evened things out, and it became a more balanced game. In the second half, they neutralized the dominance we had in the first half better."

-"We struggled to get back to being the dominant team we were in the first half."

-"The defeat hurts, especially because of the first half we played, but today we lacked the aggressiveness to close it out."

-"We had every intention of winning, but we couldn't. We ended up losing in the last play, and that hurts even more."

-"I'm happy with the players I have and the mentality with which they play. To evaluate that, I don't have to evaluate the result."

-"Sometimes you win and there are things that were done wrong, and sometimes you lose and there are things that were done right. The result is one thing, and the analysis of the game is another."

-"We have to work to maintain consistency throughout the 90 minutes."

-"I dream of building a great team, and I know I'm at a great institution. What we all want is to position Chivas at the top, as its history and greatness dictate."

-“A lot of work, a lot of analysis, and communication with the players. I am clear about how I want the team to play.”

-"I will be with the players at this time. My confidence remains intact; I believe in them, I trust them, I trust the group of players I coach."

-“Streaks, whether good or bad, come to an end. We will work to win the next game.”

-"In sport, you have an obligation to get back up. The most important thing is not what happened, but what is coming."

-"It's good that the defeat hurts, and it's normal. But we have to get back up and keep working to win the next game."

-"Football goes on, and we have to get up and keep going."