Atlético de Madrid suffered a resounding defeat against Benfica with a demolition 4-0 in Lisbon in the Champions League this Wednesday. A match about which the goalkeeper of the red and white club did not hesitate to evaluate, Jan Oblakwho was more self-critical than ever, ensuring that “no one is saved.”
“Very bad game. It seems like we haven’t been there and it’s sad to lose like that. Leaving an image like this is not good at all and not much more can be said. We haven’t been there and it was a bad game. The worst game of this season. “We can’t afford it.”he valued in statements to Movistar+ on the field after the match at the Luz stadium in Lisbon.
“We haven’t been there today and not much more can be said. Nobody is saved. “We have to accept that and move forward,” Oblak continued.
He also went on to say: “It is clear that today we have not competed. Because? Don’t know. We cannot afford this and now making excuses makes no sense. We have been bad. “We have to accept it and continue working because a difficult game awaits us in San Sebastián on Sunday.”
“We have had certain warnings, we have spoken many times, that we started badly in the first half and again today. We have started badly. You have to enter the games well at the beginning, because if not the rivals are strong, they have good players and they punish you,” concluded the Atlético de Madrid goalkeeper.
