Despite the frustrating tie against Brondby, Straubourg Racing Club coach Liam Rosenior expressed a notable optimism after the match. Although he regretted the lack of finish of his team, he stressed his satisfaction with the attitude and investment of the players. Rosenior is confident about qualifying during the return match, scheduled for next Thursday, and insists on the need to maintain the same level of performance. He particularly praised the support of the supporters and the domination of his team during the match, with more than 20 shots and several frank occasions.

The disappointment was palpable at the press conference, but Rosenior insisted on the offensive potential of his team. He acknowledged that the lack of success at the goal was the only flaw in the game, but felt that a faster and more intense approach could have led to a broader victory. He noted that the team had put Brondby in trouble and that another night, the score could have been much more favorable. Despite regrets, he remains optimistic and firmly believes in Straubourg’s ability to achieve a decisive victory in the return match.

In addition, Liam Rosenior reassured about Mike Penders’ medical condition, who had to leave the field in the first period following a thigh injury. He stated that exit was a precautionary measure, caused by contact with Ismaël Doukuré, and that it was not a serious injury. This news is encouraging before the next Ligue 1 meeting against Nantes, which will take place on Sunday at the Meinau Stadium.