PSV retains one point from the home match against AZ. Peter Bosz is happy with that afterwards, because he did not recognize his own team in the first half. This was also noticed by substitute Joey Veerman, who played an important role in the Brabant team’s recovery work.
“I am very satisfied with a point,” Bosz begins realistically. “When I look at the first half, it was right that we were behind. When I look at my own team, it was not good. Unrecognizable. The second half was better. It was exemplary that the first time they joined we concede such a goal in front of the goal. In short: not good enough today,” is the conclusion.
A poor first half in particular made it difficult to achieve a three-pointer. “We just couldn’t play football in the first half. As a coach you feel whether you have the initiative or not, we didn’t have that at all in the first half. We did have that in the second half, so I thought that was better. If you If you can’t win, you shouldn’t lose. We didn’t do that,” Bosz concludes.
Veerman asks for patience
Joey Veerman once again had to settle for a reserve role, but was still necessary to achieve results. “After the 1-1 you have the feeling that we are going to get it over the line, but that 1-2 takes two hours an hour,” he refers to the run-up to the second AZ goal.
He finds it difficult to put his finger on the sore spot. Above all, Veerman remains confident. “We know that things can change very quickly for us. Let’s just say that we have to get into it for a while. It has often been shown that substitutes can make the difference for us. That happened today,” said Veerman, who reveals that he will “definitely make minutes” in the cup match against Excelsior.
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