Some were standing and some were sitting on the field after losing to Maldives. Noa is Bangladesh in despair. The pain of not getting a goal by arranging the attack was hurting Tapu-Sad more and more. Another goal from a set piece sent joy to the Maldives camp. At the end of the match, the loss became painful for Bangladesh coach Javier Cabrera.
Bangladesh could not win the match despite showing dominance at King's Arena. A shot is deflected off the side bar. At the end of the match, Spanish coach Cabrera said, 'It's really difficult to explain. This rate is really painful. Because many opportunities came before us. We could have turned them into goals, but we couldn't. Happy with the team's performance because the way we worked, played is a positive aspect. There is still a lot of room for change. But this rate cannot be explained by anything. Positive aspects should be taken from now.'
After that, regret fell from his voice, 'I don't like to talk about fate. Today we did everything, everything. If you look at the statistics report, you will see how many attacks we have, how many chances we have created. The way we played we could have scored at least 3-4 goals. We just didn't get the goal today.'
Kabrera said that the team played well even though they lost, 'we tried more than 200 percent today than in that match. Even though we lost, we played better. How many chances we created, more than many matches. Having played almost 40 matches, I think I created more opportunities than all of them today.'
The goalkeeper did not want to blame Mitul. Saaf did not want to compare the boys with the winning women's team. Bangladesh left the King's Arena with the determination to return to the match on November 16.
