America Femenil Coach: "We still don't have anything"

Despite a resounding victory in the first leg semi-final against Chivas, America Femenil coach Ángel Villacampa does not celebrate and assured that they will jump onto the field of Akron on Monday for the victory, expecting a great battle.

"If we believe we have something, we will be wrong, because we still don't have anything; Monday's match is another battle, another war, and without using warlike words, the Monday match will be an authentic final, because we already know what Chivas is like at home, how they face each match; so, if we think we have something, we will have nothing, what I want to say is that today's match has to be enjoyed, celebrated and tomorrow we have to recover and on Sunday we have to prepare," said the coach cautiously in the bowels of Coloso de Santa Úrsula, where he added:

"We have to celebrate victories, no matter what they are, and today it's our turn to do that, we have to recover, prepare and face Monday's match with the awareness that it's going to be very difficult, that it's going to be very complicated, and if they are Chivas, we are America."

Similarly, Villacampa acknowledged that the advantage could have been greater.

"I was expecting a great America, a very ambitious and aggressive America, I wish the score had been a little wider because we had many chances. We are in a process of maturing, the most important thing was to win this match and congratulate the players who have had a great game, a great effort.

We had Katty with a fever all week and her involvement was incredible, there is great team management, the greatest achievement we have achieved is an unrecognizable America, a competitive America, an America that can look any team in the eye. Today is a day to celebrate the 3-1 victory, it was a fantastic result, now rest and tomorrow we will think about how to prepare for the Monday match that we obviously expect to be complex."

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