Midfielder Vladislav Karapuzov of Akhmat Grozny spoke candidly after his team suffered a 0-2 defeat to Dynamo Moscow in a Russian Premier League match.
Karapuzov commented that coach Talalaev wears his emotions openly, whether after wins or losses. He emphasized that fixing mistakes starts with recognizing them and dedicating effort in training. Motivation, he added, comes when the players take the field and feel connected to the game. The midfielder stressed the players’ passion for football and their shared reluctance to taste defeat. He also expressed hope that Dynamo would overtake Zenit in the standings, a sentiment recorded by Championship.
The loss left Akhmat with a setback in the 25th round of the Russian Premier League. Fedor Smolov opened the scoring in the first half, and Konstantin Tyukavin added a late goal to seal the result for Dynamo.
Meanwhile, Dynamo’s next assignment places them against Ural, with that fixture slated for April 16. The Muscovites now turn their attention to maintaining momentum in a tight league race against several contenders, including Zenit, and their performance will be watched closely by followers in both Moscow and across the country.
Karapuzov is currently on loan from Dynamo to Akhmat Grozny through the season’s end. Across the campaign, he has appeared in every Russian Premier League match for Akhmat, recording one goal and four assists, evidence of his ongoing contribution despite the team’s mixed results on the field.
There is ongoing discussion about how the RPL title race will unfold, with some analysts suggesting the final round could prove decisive for several clubs. Observers note that every remaining fixture carries heightened significance as teams bid to position themselves for a strong finish and secure European competition spots in the next season. The dynamics of this race remain tightly knit as teams balance defense, offense, and squad depth to push through the calendar’s closing stages.