Head Coach JENS WISSING : "In a word, it was a difficult game to win, and it wasn't easy at all. I think our team showed a good performance, and even though we were down one player, we showed our motivation and strength until the very end. The fans and supporters also created a great atmosphere. However, Nagoya was also very strong. As for the goal in the first half, I personally think it was a completely clear goal. I understand that sometimes you find yourself in a difficult situation like this, but it's not something we can control, so it was a difficult game."

Q: "You've had two consecutive scoreless games in the league, and I think you're changing your team's style. How do you feel about the team's current maturity?"
Head Coach JENS WISSING : "In the match against Cerezo and today's home opening game, we ended up with zero goals, but our attitude of not looking down and going after the goal remains the same. As was the case in the recent match against Cerezo and in today's game, we had many chances to score. In soccer, scoring a goal is the most difficult thing. You can't score a goal just by being in a good situation or creating chances, and it's meaningless unless you can shake the net. So we want to keep looking down, aim for the goal, and score more and more goals."

Q: "You had used up all five of your substitution slots, and then an injury occurred right away, so you had to play for about 20 minutes with just 10 players. What were your thoughts as a Head Coach , and what strategy did you use to keep a clean sheet?"
Head Coach JENS WISSING said, "I told the team that we would all play together until the very end. We emphasized compactness and maintained a fighting attitude until the very end. ( MESHINO) Ryotaro, who came on as a substitute, created a scoring opportunity at the end, and what was good was that even though we were one man down, we were able to continue our attack without letting up. So I told the team that we would all play together until the very end, and they did it for 25 minutes."

Q: "What was the atmosphere like at Panasonic Stadium Suita today?"
Head Coach JENS WISSING said, "I was reminded once again of what a wonderful stadium this is, and I think the fans and supporters created a fantastic atmosphere for our home opener. They really gave us a boost. From the first whistle to the last, I think they cheered in a positive way until the very end, and I could really feel the great atmosphere."