Toulouse – MHSC: “The objective is to win the last three matches”, assures Michel Der Zakarian

Michel Der Zakarian veut des joueurs concernés jusqu'au bout. Midi Libre – JEAN MICHEL MART

The Montpellier coach assured, Thursday, May 2, that despite the maintenance acquired, his team will play the game until the end.

Michel Der Zakarian, the Montpellier coach, almost said it with lip service. Montpellier will play next year in Ligue 1. "Mathematically, the continuation is not sure but when we look at the schedule of the others I prefer to be in my place than’ rsquo;to theirs." However, we should not count on the MHSC coach to release the pressure he puts on his players. "The objective is to win the last three matches, bring home the most points and find yourself in the top ten. We compete to get the best possible place, that’s the players’ job. I think it's important for us and the club brings in a little more money at the end of the year in terms of TV rights."

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So starting, Friday evening, in Toulouse, at 7 p.m. "If we win tomorrow, we come back with them and depending on the result, we can go ahead on goal-average."A possible result especially since his training is more comfortable outside than at home. "Outside, we have more concentration, seriousness, defensive rigor, we are more surgical than at home. Our transition game is more effective there because the opponent wants to make the play at home. They want to win, give themselves a little more and open up more spaces for us. Afterwards, we have characteristics with breakthrough players up front who do it well."

Be wary of Toulouse

Der Zak, however, is wary of Toulouse who have "an athletic team, which runs a lot, plays the ball well and offers good things"< /em>. He will also be attentive to the behavior of his team connected to alternating current. "Sometimes, it’s at the athletic level, sometimes at the technical level, we also sometimes had too much waste, it’s a shame we could have had a much better season at home.& quot;