Head Coach Poyatos said, "It was a very tough game, and it was difficult to get into the match in the hot and humid weather, but gradually we were able to play at our own pace. We had some issues to improve on in terms of transitions, and although we were lagging behind in the first half, we were able to make effective use of the spaces in the second half. I think we were able to close our own spaces better in the second half. An away win was very important, so I think it was a great achievement to get three points."

Q: "There were some difficult moments in the first half, so what adjustments did you make at halftime?"
Head Coach Poyatos said, "I was very surprised that the opponents played with a three-back formation. This is because in our analysis, we had been practicing under the assumption that they would play with two center backs. The opponents' Tana and Kurokawa were struggling on the flanks, so we decided to drop one player to the side to create a 3-on-2 situation. After that, as we continued to play by connecting passes, we could see that the opponents were getting quite tired, and we were able to gradually take control of the game."

Q: "Today, many supporters came all the way from Japan. Please give a message to your supporters."
Head Coach Poyatos said, "I can only say that it's amazing. I think it's proof that Osaka has a great soccer culture. First of all, I'd like to express my sincere gratitude to all of you who came all the way from far away. You paid a fair bit of your own travel expenses to come and support the team, cheer them on, and create an atmosphere that allowed us to get into the groove. They really are the best."