Football: Đurgarden’s Jacob Une and Jani Honkavara proud of the conference league, despite the loss of Chelsea
The most runs in the European competition, last night, lost 1-0 Chelsea on Stamford Bridge and 5-1 at the aggregate in the semifinals of heavy Favorites for the UEFA crown (UECL) crown. However, for Captain Jacob Una and the main coach Jani Honkavaara, the predominant emotion in the afternoons was pride.
Much changed Chelsea fear broke down late in the second half through Kiernan Dewsbury-HallAbolishing the last remaining hopes for the Swedish side to extract outstanding return.
AThe Djurgarden Captain, UEFA.com said after the game, “Of course, a little disappointed, although we previously knew that it would be difficult to come here – especially with the results we had in Stockholm.
“Some disappointment, but on the other hand, you have to be realistic. In the end, I’m just awesome to what we achieved.”
The Una praised the fellowship of his detachment despite the difficult task in front of them, “I think we were well covered with each other. Unfortunately, we didn’t look at work and the spirit of everyone,” I’m great. “
Honkavara’s chief coach also banged on the failure of his side to find the net, “We missed the back touch. We entered the shooting positions, but then Chelsea’s quality thought they could always block the recording, so they were in the end a little harmless in the end.”
“I’m really glad we did in the second half; we found another speed. Maybe we’d score. He changed a little bit and made it a little nervous, but that unfortunately they could do. Chelsea showed the quality they have.”
Djurgarden fans gave a great impression in West London, they packed at the away end, and even take up large parts of the stalls determined for the supporters of Chelsea to create a lively atmosphere, which is delighted by Honkavaar.
“I think everyone was a little disappointed after the game, but I feel quite calm, because I have a smile on my face, because we just have to be proud of what we did with our fans, this long journey.” I wouldn’t change it. “
The long journey began in July, when Djurgarden entered the second round of the UECL qualifications. It was a while before Honkavara took over in December, and covering the campaign, praised the trainers who came before him.
“It was historical. There were three coaches before me during the campaign, and they deserved credit for this. I am glad I was part of it.”
Finally, he stressed how much the plant was, “We have never reached the semifinals in the European competition before, so it is a really good experience for us. Many young men gets and we will be built and look forward to each other and look forward to each other.”
Chelsea moves to Uecl finals where they will play real Betis.