Zachar: Black Cats practice set pieces hard; Sunderland goalkeeper: I can t get in even one hour if I give the forest

Hupu September 28th Sunderland captain Granit Zachar and goalkeeper Robin Royves were interviewed by multiple media after defeating Nottingham Forest 1-0.

"We made a game plan and knew it would be very difficult, but the team showed an extraordinary mental state. That's exactly what we needed. The fans gave us so much support.

It looks great to be able to win in this way because I think Nottingham Forest is better today, but the meaning of football is not who performs better on the court, but who scores more goals. We won today and we are very happy."

About Sang What dram attracted him to the Premier League:

"First of all, their plans. They brought me here because of my experience, leadership and the contribution I can make to the team.

I am working day after day, week after week to show you how professional you have to show at this level.

They make my life easier. Even at my age, they are still full of energy and fighting spirit - the spirit of this team The God is incredible. There is still a lot to do in the future, but first of all, I'm happy to be with this team, this football club. "

About winning goals:

"We have done a lot of set pieces. We know the importance of set pieces in football today. The coaching staff is helping us meet every day and practicing on the training ground, and that's what we've achieved on the court."

Goalkeeper Royves - About the second half defense line The tenacity performance:

"To be honest, I really feel that even if they play for another hour, they can't score. Many goals have entered the penalty area, and the players compete for each goal and performed very well."

About the feelings after joining Sunderland:

"I am very satisfied with the start of our team and my own performance. I am very happy to help the team."

Did he realize how big this club is before joining?

"I know this is a club with a long history, and I've been told before that fans will be very enthusiastic at home, but even in the away game, they will give us great support. We're very satisfied with that, and they helped us win today."

Regarding this stage of the season, no new team with so many points will be relegated:

"We have a long way to go, we only played a few games, but we have to celebrate every good moment and keep moving forward to welcome the next game."