At the media conference, Berisha declared that the November 12th match, to be held at the Air Albania Stadium, does not consider it a personal revancing opportunity, but as a very important confrontation for Albania’s goals.

He also stopped at the cardboard he had received in his last match to Finland, acknowledging that that moment affected the course of the meeting and that everything later became more difficult for the Albanian team.

Every game has its own history. It’s very important for us to have fans nearby. The things that have happened in Finland cannot go back. It was a moment that changed the course of the game. A series of mistakes followed that made the match harder. If we were to spend that moment, the match was under our control, Berisha said.

The red porter stressed that Albania has the destiny in its hands and that the team should take advantage of the local field, even counting on the support of fans.

We need to focus on the next fight, it’s all in our hands. The team will be presented well, because the desire is too great. The fans will come to support us and I believe we will do better. I want to move on with the National. This fight is very important and I hope we win. We have quality players, but Finland should not be underestimated in any way, he said.

Berisha also stressed that past defeat should serve as a lesson for all footballers, underlining that maximum concentration is required of Finland throughout the match.

We got a lesson from the last fight. No opponent should be underestimated, much less Finland. We play at home, and our desire is to make the best of it, Albania’s goalkeeper added.

Finally, asked about the Caprile case, Berisha answered briefly that there was no information on the subject.

Albania aims to exploit the domestic factor in confronting Finland, which takes place on November 12th at the Air Albania Stadium.

Source Layer: RTKLive