Celta Vigo manager Giraldez has admitted he was unhappy with his team's latest performance, ahead of their Celtic showdown.
Celta Vigo manager Claudio Giraldez criticized his side for making "silly mistakes" despite their 2-1 victory over Alaves ahead of an upcoming European clash with Celtic. While pleased with the result, Giraldez expressed discontent with the overall performance, noting his team started with low energy and read the game poorly during the first half.
Goals from Ferran Jutgla and Javi Rodriguez secured the win for Celta, while Hugo Novoa scored late for Alaves. Giraldez praised goalkeeper Andrei Radu for crucial late saves and credited a tactical adjustment at half-time, though he warned that holding onto the ball instead of moving it caused unnecessary trouble.
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