”He’s missing all three’: Celtic boss Neil Lennon responds to Maurice Ross for his criticism
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Three of Montanier’s team members, as well as a member of his team, tested positive for the Covid-19 front of tomorrow’s clash with Steven Gerrard’s team.
Michel-Ange Balikwisha, Moussa Sissako and Nicolas Raskin, as well as goalkeeper coach Jan Van Steenberghe, have contracted the virus and will not be worried when Gers arrives at Maurice Dufrasne Stadium for the first phase. groups.
The positive effects of the Liege trials stick to 3 cases discovered among the opposing team of the weekend in Bruges, leading a sold-out team against Zenit St. Petersburg in the Champions League last night.
But Montanier was very pleased with the demonstration of the Belgian champions who lacked goalkeeper Simon Mignolet, Odilon Kossounou and Michael Kremencik as they managed to knock out Zenit in Russia with a 2–1 win and the Liege manager believes his team can repeat the circular opposite Steven Gerrard’s Side.
“The Bruges Club example is a smart example,” he said. “They left without three starters at Zenit and won. That’s a good omen. We should have the absent players with us but, as always, it’s the organization lately we have to make up for the absences. “
In a summary on his website, Standard also announced that Damjan Pavlovic and Abdoul Fessal Tapsoba would stay away from the rest of the team. The duo came back negative but shared a space with Sissako. “We are aware that in a week, instances of coronavirus have exploded and we are no exception to the rule,” Rouches’ official added. “We have our first, but we must also be careful. We know that not all people living in the same space are positive. “We’re very careful, whether at the club or outside, so we stay pretty calm. “
Liege tied 1-1 with Jupiler Pro League leader Bruges on Saturday thanks to a last-minute penalty from Nicolas Gavory.