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Apologizing for recent defeat

Morocco Tetouan’s coach aspires to win coming matches

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Coach Jamal Aldredib
Rabat - Shafiq Al Zarawi

Coach of Morocco Tetouan football team Jamal Aldredib said that he attempted to improve the mental aspect of the players since the beginning of this week, saying that despite the increasing efforts they exerted, they have been defeated during their recent match against Hassania Agadir in the framework of the Moroccan league.
He added, in a statement to “Arabs Today”, that the players exerted their efforts to avoid the loss, while the rival team was strong and managed to defeat them. He stressed his keenness to achieve positive results during the coming two matches in the league, expressing his frustration for the recent loss. He apologized to the fans for the defeat, stressing his aspiration to meet their expectations during the coming matches.

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