Artem Dzyuba laments the latest Russian Premier League defeat against CSKA Moscow and labels Pontus Wernbloom as a true fighter
Artem Dzyuba acknowledged Spartak Moscow’s disappointment after they suffered a 2-1 Russian Premier League defeat against CSKA Moscow at Luzhniki stadium. However, he insisted that the Myaso will fight for the league title this
season despite the latest defeat.
Valery Karpin’s men could consider themselves unfortunate not to score the winner after they equalized against CSKA during the second period. Dzyuba, who put a commanding display at the heart of Spartak’s offence, scored the equalizer.
With the latest defeat, the Red-whites have now fallen down to the fifth spot on the league table; however, they are still at catching distance from the league leaders, Zenit St. Petersburg.
Dzyuba lamented the latest defeat, admitting that the result would have been different had they taken all their chances. He admitted that Spartak need to work very hard if they are to win the league title this season.
The former http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/FC-Tom-Tomsk-c39228 player went on to reveal that Spartak need to concentrate on the upcoming tough matches and demanded good results in back-to-back league games against Zenit St. Petersburg and Dynamo Moscow.
Dzyuba revealed that the Myaso need to win the upcoming difficult league matches or else they will be without a trophy for another year. The 23-year-old striker, who scored his eighth goal of the ongoing campaign, assured the fans
of similar performances in the remaining matches.
"We need to win against Zenit and Dynamo next week to remain in contention to win the league title this season. We have the league title in our sights and to say we cannot win it is foolish.” http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Artem-Dzyuba-c6682 was quoted as saying.
The Russian forward went on to admit that the Koni played decently and hailed Pontus Wernbloom’s performance. CSKA managed to sign the Swedish striker from http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/AZ-c38571 Alkmaar during the winter transfer window for an undisclosed fee.
“He had been a good signing and a tough guy. I collided with him a couple of time during the match but he stood up on his feet and said no problem.” Dzyuba said.
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