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Barcelona SC drew 1‑1 with Liga de Quito at the Monumental stadium, a result that left the Ecuadorian club still in contention for the league title. The match, played in front of a full house, saw Barcelona SC take the lead early, but Liga de Quito equalised before the break. The game was level at the final whistle, with both sides having periods of dominance. After the match, Barcelona SC coach Pablo Trobbiani praised his players’ attitude while acknowledging that mistakes had affected the team’s performance in the league. “We made errors that have conditioned our results in the Ecuadorian League,” Trobbiani said. “I am proud of my players, but we have to keep improving. We are paying for our own mistakes.” He also highlighted the impact of the red card to Bryan Carabalí. “From the 20th to the 50th minute we were better. The second half changed when Carabalí was sent off and we had to make adjustments, which hurt our play. We were intense and pressing high,” he explained. Trobbiani defended his tactical choices, noting that he would only change the lineup if fatigue forced him to do so. “When the team is good, I try not to alter it. Wila and García played well; I didn’t see them uncomfortable. They had a square in midfield, and the opposition also plays that way,” he said. He concluded that the match was balanced, with both teams having moments of superiority. “We always try to propose and exert pressure. Wila had some one‑on‑one situations and tried to get inside. Overall, it was a level game: at times they were better, at others we were.” Barcelona SC still have three home matches left in the season, and Trobbiani expressed confidence that the team can finish strongly. Article source: El Universo | Image credit: El Universo
Barcelona SC drew 1‑1 with Liga de Quito at the Monumental stadium, a result that left the Ecuadorian club still in contention for the league title. The match, played in front of a full house, saw Barcelona SC take the lead early, but Liga de Quito equalised before the break. The game was level at the final whistle, with both sides having periods of dominance. After the match, Barcelona SC coach Pablo Trobbiani praised his players’ attitude while acknowledging that mistakes had affected the team’s performance in the league. “We made errors that have conditioned our results in the Ecuadorian League,” Trobbiani said. “I am proud of my players, but we have to keep improving. We are paying for our own mistakes.” He also highlighted the impact of the red card to Bryan Carabalí. “From the 20th to the 50th minute we were better. The second half changed when Carabalí was sent off and we had to make adjustments, which hurt our play. We were intense and pressing high,” he explained. Trobbiani defended his tactical choices, noting that he would only change the lineup if fatigue forced him to do so. “When the team is good, I try not to alter it. Wila and García played well; I didn’t see them uncomfortable. They had a square in midfield, and the opposition also plays that way,” he said. He concluded that the match was balanced, with both teams having moments of superiority. “We always try to propose and exert pressure. Wila had some one‑on‑one situations and tried to get inside. Overall, it was a level game: at times they were better, at others we were.” Barcelona SC still have three home matches left in the season, and Trobbiani expressed confidence that the team can finish strongly.
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