The Monterrey Soccer Club is already declared ready to face the Regiomontano Classic against Tigres, where the day before, Pandilla's coach, Fernando Ortiz, assured that playing against the fierce rival again after what happened a couple of months ago, when the felines eliminated the albiazul team in the Mexican soccer semifinals, doesn't seem like a revenge.
"I don't see it as a revenge and I let them know. If I had wanted revenge, I would have done something at that moment. The boys, I say it again, also want to face the lifelong rival, a whole city's rival, we want to advance, we will try to advance, we will go to seek the match and hopefully it will be a beautiful spectacle for people to enjoy."
He also commented on the absence of his forward Germán Berterame, as it was a tough blow that has not been fully assimilated, but they have to turn the page in order to beat the fierce rival on Tuesday.
"Obviously, it's a tough blow for everyone, it's an injury that nobody expected of that magnitude for Germán, we had dinner that night not with the joy of having advanced to the Round of 16, but it was a somewhat bitter dinner. Sometimes these things happen, I have expressed myself regarding the fields without knowing Germán's injury and there is the proof once again that unfortunately, whether it is Germán or any colleague, this type of turf can harm. Rogelio is fine, yesterday he trained with the rest of his teammates."
The Argentine coach will define on Monday the 11 players who will start as starters against the felines for the pass to the next round of this binational tournament.
