Sebastian Castillo: "It was a very tense game"

Venezuelan legionnaire of "Metalist 1925" Sebastian Castillo shared his impressions after the match with "Karpaty":

— Sebastian, today you had a very productive match and made two assists. What can you say about your game and the team's support?

— First of all, I want to thank God for being in the starting lineup again and being able to help the team. If I can provide assists and be useful for the team - even better. I am here to help my teammates and continue to grow as a footballer and a person. I patiently waited for my moment and am very grateful to the coach, staff, and teammates for their trust. Especially to Nicolas and Ari Moura - they help me a lot on the field and boost my confidence.

— Did you feel that you could make a significant contribution today?

— Of course, like everyone, I wanted to score, but it didn't happen. I had a few chances, but that's football - sometimes it's unpredictable. We had a chance to equalize, we could even snatch a victory, but we made our own mistakes. If you watched the match, you noticed that we had plenty of opportunities, but we didn't capitalize on them. But we are a team that is growing and continues to fight until the end.

— How difficult was the match?

— It was actually a very tense game. As I mentioned, our mistakes decided everything. We controlled the game, created chances, and had opportunities to win, but we couldn't convert them. In football, it's simple: if you don't score, you get scored on.

— Are you satisfied with the result?

— No, of course not. We wanted to win. We are currently on a winless streak, but we keep the faith, work hard, and rely on God. Our team has potential and is ready for great achievements, so we will do everything to change the situation.

— How challenging is it psychologically to endure a series of five winless matches?

— It's not easy, but as I mentioned, we really wanted to win. We approach it with patience, continue to work on what needs improvement, and will fight until the end to start winning again.