Q: "Today's game went pretty much as planned in the first half until you scored two goals, but what was your goal as Head Coach that you communicated to the players going into the game? And what was the point at which things started to go awry? If you felt anything during the game, please tell us."
Head Coach: "Our aim was to firmly trap the opponent's possession, or rather, to steal the ball in that way, and after that, I didn't imagine that the quick attack would be scored so quickly, but I think there were some parts that went better than expected. I think there was a slight difference between the first half, which ended 2-0, and the second half, when it was 2-1. After it was 2-1, and then 2-2, we conceded the second goal too easily, and the same goes for the third goal. I think we've been conceding goals a little too casually, and the same goes for the fourth goal."
Q: "What do Head Coach think about the fact that we are conceding goals without any consideration?"
Head Coach: "We hadn't won at home, so the players were trying to score goals to win, but that was the flip side of that, and even after the score was 3-3, we were also coming close to scoring, and the opponents were also going through periods like that. I think we scored because our defense was a little slacker up front, and the players were disciplined and aimed for what they were aiming for, right from the early shots. After the score was 2-2, I got the impression that the game became a little more open."

Q: "Although Taka had some good moments, he conceded some disappointing goals, including the first and second goals, and also received a yellow card. Was the reason you pulled Taka back, even though he received a yellow card, to encourage him to try harder, using his experience? What was your intention behind that?"
Head Coach: "That's right. I told them to play in that environment. They were losing momentum and they had already been given a yellow card, but they still had to play their best."