Dynamo midfielder Nazar Voloshyn shared his thoughts on the game and spoke about the adaptation of young players in the first team after the 2-0 victory over Lviv FC in the Ukrainian league.
- What impressions did you have after the game with FC Lviv? What worked and what didn't?
- My impressions after the match were good, positive, because we won and got three points. As for what we didn't do well, the coaches will tell you.
- Usually, matches after a pause due to national team matches are difficult, so was it all the more important to win?
- Yes, it was a bit difficult, but we were able to regroup and play good, high-quality football. We have to keep winning and get as many points as possible, regardless of the circumstances.
- Didn't the fact that the opponent was in the last place in the standings calm you down? Did you think that the victory would be easy?
- No, we don't look before the match to see which of the opponents is in which place. Every team in the UPL fights and also wants to win. That's why all our opponents are always motivated, especially in the match against Dynamo.
- Dynamo created many dangerous chances during the match, and it seemed that the score should have been higher. Do the two goals scored not fully reflect your superiority on the pitch?
- Yes, indeed, we had a lot of chances, but I think it doesn't matter how many goals we scored - the main thing is that we won, that's the most important thing. As they say, it is enough to score one more goal than the opponent.
- Dynamo is also gradually changing, young players are increasingly involved in the main team, for example, Yatsyk made his debut yesterday, and earlier - you, Tsarenko and Dyachuk. How is the adaptation process going, are you fully accustomed to the requirements of the first team?
- I can say that the process of adaptation is still ongoing, it does not go quickly, it takes time to fully settle in. As for Yatsyk, I congratulate him on his debut and wish him further success in the team.
- At the press conference, Mircea Lucescu noted the difficult pitch, wasn't the decision to hold the match at the SKIF stadium an attempt by the opponent to level Dynamo's advantage in technique and combination play?
- Yes, the pitch was indeed not in a very good condition, but I won't be original when I say that it was equally difficult for us and the opponent.
- It was Lucescu's 100th match in charge of Dynamo, was it especially nice to win the coach's anniversary match?
- In fact, before the game we didn't even know that the match against Lviv would be Mircea Lucescu's 100th, but after the match we saw the news about it, and, of course, it was even more pleasant.