Declaraciones Armando de la Morena

Armando de la Morena: "El Saguntino ha estado bien, sobre todo en la primera parte. Pero cuando el equipo acusó el gol, la lesión de Xisco, el vestuario se quedó helado. Pero lo que han hecho los jugadores... hay jugadores que no se pueden quitar las botas del cansancio.

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