Coach Elche CF, Sebastian Beccacece, showed caution and kept a steady demeanor after his team’s important victory this Sunday at the Santo Domingo de Alcorcón stadium.
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When asked about one of Elche’s most complete home performances this season, the assessment was simple: the team played a balanced, high-quality game on every level. They were strong in attack, capitalized on scoring opportunities, and showed defensive solidity. That balance is the cornerstone of football, and Elche has now demonstrated that their established style can travel with them. The victory is seen as a potential turning point, a signal that a positive run might be possible and that the promotion dream can be fed with continued results at home.
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However, the Elche coach emphasized maintaining humility, steady work, and practical judgment. The focus remains day by day, with Thursday’s Cup match in Linares on the horizon. Preparation will be conducted with intensity and responsibility, keeping the squad grounded as they move forward.
The Argentine coach also reflected on the desire to widen the margin, noting that more goals could have been scored. Yet he valued the team’s courage and efficiency, stressing that surpassing the opponent’s tally matters most. He admitted a preference for earning more points, especially for the players who deserve recognition, but reiterated that the result was sufficient to win and to build confidence away from home as the campaign progresses.
Beccacece received positive notes on his squad’s stability, citing 90 minutes of consistent performance from start to finish. Maintaining focus and not losing discipline is challenging, but the group kept their attention intact. Adjustments from the previous game against Amorebieta were implemented, and new elements were developed that aligned with the team’s core identity, while addressing earlier lapses in attention and connection. He praised the players for rising to the occasion and earning the reward of a victory.
The coach also highlighted that it was a special day for Josan, Tete Morente, and other club members who celebrated birthdays during the week. He acknowledged that the week had offered a chance to celebrate, and that the fans in attendance and those watching from Elche contributed to a memorable day for everyone involved.
The Argentine coach downplayed the idea that today’s results were primarily influenced by rivals’ defeats in the promotion race. He stressed that the focus must be on playing well, competing hard, and steadily improving. The league remains long, and the championship is unpredictable. The key message is clear: the team should continue performing as it did in Alcorcón, and aim to maintain that level over time.