CSKA Moscow’s Leonid Slutsky was helpless against Zenit St. Petersburg, claims Georgi Yartsev
Zenit St. Petersburg won their latest Russian Premier League encounter against CSKA Moscow by scoring two goals away from home. The former Spartak Moscow head coach, Georgi Yartsev, admitted that the Koni manager, Leonid Slutsky, was tactically beaten by
the Bomzhi head coach, http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Luciano-c22574 Spalletti.
Yartsev admitted that the Moscow-based club were sloppy against the Meshki and deserved to lose points at Luzhniki Stadium. Yartsev highlighted that it can be easily depicted by the game that Army Men head coach, Slutsky, is no more a specialist and was
bettered tactically by in the encounter against Zenit.
“He was unprepared and helpless. He was unable to change tactics during the match, somehow unable to shape up the team after conceding and failed to produce effective attack and defence. Recently, there was a talk that he is already a great coach. But I
think, Saturday’s match clearly showed that the coach of CSKA is not a specialist." The former Dynamo Moscow boss was quoted as saying.
The Russian coach admitted that the Armeytsy strikers, http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Vagner-c35793 Love, were left surprised by the Zenit back line after they failed to score at home. Spalletti played five defenders in the game, three of whom were centre-backs.
The former FC Torpedo Moscow boss heaped praise on Spalletti by revealing that the Italian tactician has the capability to change the outcome of the match. Yartsev insisted that Spalletti has adapted to the Russian football well, winning the Russian Cup,
Russian Super Cup and the Russian Premier League.
“Spalletti is a great master, especially in terms of tactics; the guests have deprived the opponent for the points”. The 63-Year-Old concluded.
Yartsev highlighted that the Bomzhi were without their star striker, http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Roman-Shirokov-c31645, but they still manage to clinch the three points from the league leaders.
The former Lokomotiv Moscow striker revealed that Zenit played with character and outplayed the opponents in almost every area of the pitch. Yartsev insisted that the Meshki are genuine title contenders this season.
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