Como boss Cesc Fabregas admits he was 'angry' to concede despite breaking Italian away scoring record in 9-1 Champions League win at Lens
Como head coach Cesc Fabregas expressed frustration over failing to keep a clean sheet even after watching his side dismantle Lens 9-1 on Wednesday night. No Italian club had previously managed seven away goals in European Cup or Champions League history before the Serie A visitors ran riot in France.
Como head coach Cesc Fabregas expressed disappointment after his team failed to maintain a clean sheet during a 9-1 Champions League victory over Lens. The Serie A visitors broke the Italian club's away goal record in European Cup history. Despite the lopsided win, Fabregas was frustrated by a second-half consolation goal scored by a former teammate, Ruben Aguilar.
The Como players displayed exceptional teamwork, with multiple goals coming from slick passing moves and an early penalty being overturned by VAR. Manager Fabregas urged humility from his young squad, emphasizing the importance of continued hard work to sustain their impressive performances.
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