these two sides — but in this season's tournament, of the play—off tie. into the match. i would feel the team is consistent and we are improving by now it's like, i week by week. now it's like, i don't know. i know want week by week. now it's like, i dc play 1ow. i know want week by week. now it's like, i dc play tomorrow w want week by week. now it's like, i dc play tomorroww we want week by week. now it's like, i dc play tomorroww we stillant to play tomorrow and we still have doubts with the selection we still injuries and we still have injuries and people come back but at the w time, w'iir’fief’tiie’s’e' -, 7 himtimei, these mgr: with}; these draiweirsiaind same time, these drawers and make me optimistic ggmoetitions make me optimistic can and we will see what and can and we will see what happens.

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