PSV have just finished one cruncher and the next one is already around the corner. On Sunday the main squad will take on Feyenoord. Head coach Peter Bosz is looking forward to the game with the number two of the Eredivisie.
Hirving Lozano fell out injured during the game with Sevilla FC. "His injury fortunately doesn't seem to be too bad," Bosz said. The coach does not expect to lose the Mexican for months, but prefers not to take any risks. "We don't want to make any rash decisions. We are looking at it from week to week." The width and shape of his squad reassures him. "Fortunately, we have many players who can get out on the sides and are doing well this season."
Focused and mature
In Spain, the main squad came back handsomely from a 2-0 deficit. It was a euphoric night for Bosz's formation, although the Head Coach indicated he was not entirely satisfied with the match. "It has to be better against Feyenoord in all areas, especially if you look at how we gave the goals away after halftime. But if you see how we came back from a deficit in that game AND scored three goals in half an hour, that's incredibly clever."
Bosz praised his team's attitude. "Although the joy was great, we did not walk the polonaise. A team that is running well also needs a mature, focused attitude. After the match, everyone was of course incredibly happy, but the focus shifted almost immediately to Sunday's match."
Agreements
The coach is looking forward to the confrontation with Feyenoord. "I expect an intense match, just like during the Johan Cruijff Schaal. Then we popped at it." The Head Coach sees similarities between the two teams "In detail, the style of play is different, but we both play intense football. I am enormously looking forward to the match."