The new OHL coach remembers exactly the appearance of the match: “We lost 1-0, an exceptional goal (from Radja Nainggolan in the 13th, Editor’s note). But we managed to respond and score from a corner (Ashley Williams, 30th, Editor’s note).” A goal which completely changed the match according to Coleman: “When we did that, we felt a new breath in the match. We went from the normality of conceding against Belgium who were going to win to: ‘wait a bit , there’s another team and they have something to say.'”
The Welsh coach also praised our Jupiler Pro League: “Belgium is recognized as one of the best competitions. You have the five major championships (Premier League, Bundesliga, Liga, Serie A, Ligue 1). But not far behind, there is Belgium”, he believes, recognizing that his task at OHL will not be easy, “Abroad, we consider it as a serious competition but also as a difficult environment in which to work. big challenge but I’m happy, I can’t wait to get started.”
Present at Den Dreef during the split between the Louvanistes and Anderlecht, Chris Coleman also claims to have seen very good things: “We played very well against a team which had been scoring a lot of goals in recent weeks. And we managed to keep a clean sheet,” he explained to DAZN Belgium.
New OHL coach Chris Coleman ‘looking forward to the challenge’
