Spartak Moscow’s former coach Andrei Chernyshov criticized the red and whites’ play as the Russian Premier League (RPL) started the second half of the season. Transmits words “RB Sports”.
“Many hoped that Spartak could compete with Zenit, but the first matches after the RPL restart showed that Spartak was in a disastrous situation. A draw with Ural, a tough victory over Fakel and a defeat against Orenbur – this was not the result the club was supposed to show.
What happened to Spartak? It is not clear… Maybe it is a failure to prepare for the spring part of the season?” said Chernyshov.
After 20 games played, Spartak is third in the RPL ranking with 40 points. The second place is occupied by Rostov, who scored 41 points. At the head of the table is “Zenith”, who earned 48 points.
Previously reportedSpartak is in dialogue with the Russian Football Union (RFU) Refereeing Department.