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Arbeloa: Real Madrid Must Play Better Against FC Zurich
The Galacticos defender admits that his team can still improve.
Nov 22, 2009 1:08:30 AM
Alvaro Arbeloa was pleased to get the three points against Racing Santander, but stressed that Los Merengues needed to improve.
Speaking to Marca after the match, Arbeloa said, "What is important after the international break is to win."
"They are tough games because we arrive tired, and without much training. We had chances to score but we missed them, and in the end there were a few nerves.
"It was not a fluid performance, and Racing played very well.
"We must play better against Zurich."
Real Madrid take on Zurich in the Champions League on Wednesday, before traveling to Barcelona for El Clasico.
Arjun Miglani, Goal.com
Can an African team win next summer's World Cup? Find out in the November issue of Goal.com Magazine.
Speaking to Marca after the match, Arbeloa said, "What is important after the international break is to win."
"They are tough games because we arrive tired, and without much training. We had chances to score but we missed them, and in the end there were a few nerves.
"It was not a fluid performance, and Racing played very well.
"We must play better against Zurich."
Real Madrid take on Zurich in the Champions League on Wednesday, before traveling to Barcelona for El Clasico.
Arjun Miglani, Goal.com
Can an African team win next summer's World Cup? Find out in the November issue of Goal.com Magazine.
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