Chus Mateo: “It was a great game for the fans, especially as we won at home”
"The game came down to fine details, and we managed some crucial defensive rebounds in the final moments, which helped us secure the win," said Campazzo after the victory against Barça.
Chus Mateo and Campazzo analysed Real Madrid's game 13 Clasico win over Barcelona. The coach said after the game: "It must've been great for the fans, especially as we won at home, but we suffered a lot at the end. I think that with a bit more calm and a better understanding of the two speeds of the game we want to play at, we probably would have put the game to bed earlier. We won and it's always a good feeling to win like that. I'm delighted with the win."
"We're striving to maintain this upward trend. We've always said that when we go behind we have to be tough and stick together. In some games, we've slipped up and fallen apart. Dynamics are important. We were in a good dynamic and I think that this helps us even more to have confidence in what we have."
On Deck's injury
"I'm devastated about Deck's injury. I hope it's nothing serious because he's essential for us."
Campazzo: ‘They're tremendous battles and you enjoy them a lot’
"At the end of the day, it's a Clasico which is a big game, and that only adds to our motivation. We didn't play our best game but you also have to know how to win in this way. We didn't close the game the way we wanted to, we could have done a little better. We had a six-point lead but we let them get back into it with two three-pointers from Parker. I think the game came down to minor details and we managed some good defensive rebounds at the end and that enabled us to win the game."
Last minute
"These are tremendous battles enjoyed by all. It all comes down to the fine details like good defending, controlling the rebound, and making the right play at the right time. We did well. We were very generous when it came to attacking."
Deck's injury
"He's a very important player for us, both outside and inside. Let's hope it's nothing serious. Let's see if he recovers as quickly as possible."
On Feliz
"He's an overachiever. The first years at Madrid are always the most difficult for a player but I think he's adapting well. He's a hard worker, he understands his role, he defends very well, he's very physical, he's dangerous offensively and he passes the ball well. We know what he can give us. Today he did very well because he was brave, very aggressive when it came to playing and that suits us a lot."