Cosmin sends an important message to the refereeing in the Qatar match… “We hope for justice.”

The Romanian national team coach, Olario Cosmin, expressed his confidence in the refereeing team that will manage the decisive confrontation against the Qatari team, in the qualifying round for the World Cup finals, pointing at the same time to the importance of refereeing fairness in such big matches.
Kuzmin said in the press conference before the match: “We know the Uzbek government, and we cannot say anything about it, and we hope that it will be at the required level, because such confrontations require focus and justice from everyone.”
The Al-Abyad coach explained: “The technical staff worked during the past days to recover the players after the great effort in the last Oman match, in addition to analyzing the performance of the Qatari team and preparing the appropriate plan to confront them.”

He said: “The preparation period was very short, especially after the strong match against Oman, but we focused on the physical and technical aspects, and on studying the opponent well, in order to appear in the best possible way.”
Cosmin added, “The players have great motivation to achieve the dream of qualifying for the World Cup for the second time in the history of Emirati football, stressing that everyone realizes the magnitude of the responsibility.”
He explained: “When you play a match of this size, the motivation is great, and the players have the energy and enthusiasm to give everything they have. Our goal is clear, which is to qualify, and we will do everything we can to achieve it.”
Cosmin expressed his gratitude to the Emirati fans who will attend the match, wishing that the percentage of attendance was equal between the two teams, because the support of the public is an influential factor in such confrontations.
He said: “We promise our fans that we will give everything we have inside the stadium. The attendance percentage should have been equal and not just 8%, but we are confident that the voice of the UAE fans will be heard, regardless of the number, and their presence gives us great strength.”