We couldn’t count on Yannick Ferrera to find the slightest excuse for his men after a pitiful defeat at the Stade Roi Baudouin. RSCA Futures deserved their victory, as the RWDM coach easily admitted.
Yannick Ferrera was almost smiling after the defeat at the RSCA Futures this Sunday. The smile of a coach who, at least, cannot blame any external circumstance, any controversial refereeing decision or bad luck. No, the RWDM simply lost regularly against a better opponent.
“We were not good, Anderlecht was good and fully deserved their victory. Congratulations to them, by the way”, summed up the Molenbeekois coach in a few words. Which still underlined a very problematic point. “Unconsciously, perhaps, we thought we were too good, arrived too quickly, we came here as a leader among the bottom red… And we came across a team that was even more mature than us. That , I have difficulty digesting it.
RWDM led at the break, and then got back on the field very poorly. “However, the halftime speech was far from positive,” says Ferrera. “Yes, we were leading, but no, we weren’t good. The message was more that there was no point in going back to the first half but that we could do better in the second and put in the second. , perhaps the adversary would have lost his footing.
Instead, it was RSC Anderlecht who equalized. No reaction. “Even after the 2-1, there were 10 minutes left, who knows if we couldn’t have reversed the trend… and I didn’t see anything to achieve it,” regrets the RWDM coach. “It’s not just a problem of desire and intensity, the quality wasn’t there either. He lacked a lot of things today.”
A lucid analysis from Yannick Ferrera, who remained positive. “It’s a very good lesson, and if it took this defeat to learn lessons for the future, so be it,” concluded the RWDM coach.
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