When quizzed about the forthcoming La Liga game against Athletic Bilbao, the Real Madrid boss stated that ‘Athletic is another difficult opponent’.
Real Madrid's French coach Zinedine Zidane. (Photo by GABRIEL BOUYS / AFP)
La Liga giants Real Madrid’s manager Zinedine Zidane has opined that Video Assistant Referee (VAR) is “important” in La Liga. He added that one has to be in favour of technology if it helps to enhance the quality of football matches being played.
“I don’t know [if complaints on previous incorrect decisions have been submitted]. That does not interest me. What we are focused on is the game tomorrow. The past is in the past,” Madrid boss Zidane said as quoted by AS.
“VAR is important. It is a technology that we know is a plus for football, but like everything in life, it can fail.”
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“Of course, it can be improved, everyone wants it to and it will be done.”
“I retired at 34 and on my last day at Real Madrid, I was still improving. Similarly, we have to be in favour of VAR as well,” he added.
When quizzed about the forthcoming La Liga game against Athletic Bilbao, the Real Madrid boss stated that “Athletic is another difficult opponent,” as reported by AS.
“They have been doing phenomenally well from the beginning of this season. But we do know what to expect, and we are prepared to deliver a good performance.”
“We are looking forward to giving everything for the final game of the year,” he concluded.
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