Taisiya Razvorotneva: “Victory could have been on our side”

— What are your emotions after such a match?

— Of course, it's very disappointing to lose, but my emotions are good because I made my debut for the main team. I think we should have created more intensity in the first half and at the beginning of the second. We turned the game around in the middle of the second half, but we should have started playing like that earlier, then we would have won this match.

— How did you feel on the field in such an important game?

— I felt confident thanks to the team. Everyone was telling me, helping me, everyone was fighting for each other. Of course, at first I was worried, but as soon as I go out on the field, these worries disappear, and I try to play to the best of my abilities. I wanted to die on the field, just to win this game, just to make everything work out and not let the team down.

— What did the coach say before he put you on the field?

— First of all, I want to say a big thank you to the coaching staff for their trust, for giving me the opportunity to debut for the main team and play a whole half. I think it's great for the first time - to go out for 45 minutes. If we talk about instructions, the main thing is to play confidently and not be afraid of anything.

— Dynamo looked more interesting in the second half. How, in your opinion, did we manage to turn the tide of the match?

— I think it was thanks to our moral and willpower, the desire to win, to fight to the end. The girls got involved, they understood that time was running out, they needed to attack more and score. We were able to turn the game around. It's a pity that we didn't finish it off. The victory could have been on our side.

— If we had scored a little earlier, would we have been able to finish off the opponent?

— I think we would have been able to.

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