Revenge best served cold, Real Salt Lake visit CD http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Chivas-USA-c38798 at Home Depot Center – MLS News
On May 12, Real Salt Lake attacking midfielder http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Marcos-Mondaini-c23798 at Rio Tinto Stadium in a Major League Soccer fixture, resulting in a season ending ankle injury. Both teams are set to face each other
again at The Home Depot Center on Saturday, August 27. An intense match is being predicted.
For Real, revenge would firmly be on the minds. The 2009 MLS Cup winners and 2010/11 CONCACAF Champions League finalists have found goals hard to come by. Although head coach, Jason Kreis, has blamed it on lacklustre performances, Morales’ absence is definitely
a factor playing its part.
This and the two losses in a row might fuel up their charge on the Goats this Saturday.
However, the team negated the notion and according to http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Will-Johnson-c36842, they have gotten over the incident. “I think we’re all professional,” analyzed Johnson. “We’ve all moved on from that situation. The league dealt with it. Javier and Mondaini dealt with
it, and they moved on. I don’t see that being a problem. I think it’s a game with two teams fighting for a playoff spot, and that’s all there is to it.”
Morales also concurred with his teammate. The player cleared the air expressing no hard feeling toward the Rojiblancos’ Argentinean import.
“He called me right after my injury at the hospital,” said Morales. “Everything is OK with him. It’s just soccer. It happened. It was a bad tackle, and a bad situation, but it’s over for me. I’ve just talked to him a few times by phone, but it feels like
he’s a good guy.”
According to the player, the main concern is to bring the current streak of mixed performance to a halt and secure a play-offs berth.
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