Jack Hinger, a defender for the Brisbane Roar, stated that his team will do everything in its power to recover ahead of their Isuzu UTE A-League Round 11 matchup with Sydney FC on Saturday at Suncorp Stadium.
After losing badly to Melbourne City last week, Roar dropped out of the top six for the first time this season and begins the weekend in seventh place in the A-League standings.
Sydney, who enter the game on Saturday two points behind the Roar in ninth place, has won their past two games, including a thrilling 2-1 victory over Wellington Phoenix in the closing moments.
Prior to the game on Saturday, Hingert stated that his team was prepared to do all it took to win when they faced the Sky Blues at Suncorp Stadium.
It’s crucial that we respond this week, as you can clearly tell by the tremendous enthusiasm and intensity at training this week. “Obviously, last week—that definitely wasn’t us, it wasn’t good enough from us,” Hingert stated.
This week has been absolutely great, and we need make sure that we go out there and truly show our home supporters who we are.
After a performance like ours last week, I believe you should utilize your disappointment and humiliation to really motivate yourself to have that reaction for the next game. Once more, we’re optimistic, we still believe in ourselves, and we know where we’re heading.
We’re still in a wonderful position and have, in general, had a pretty excellent start to the season, so we’re still hoping to move forward, grow into the season, and climb back to the top.
This season, Roar and Sydney have already played at Suncorp, where a 3-0 home victory in round two was secured by a brace from Henry Hore and a goal from Nikola Mileusnic.
In their last four A-League Men matches against Sydney FC in Queensland, Roar has triumphed three times.
Again, we’re going into it relatively confidently because they’re on a nice run and we’ve done really well against them in our previous games against them, Hingert added.
We’re getting ready for that too because Wellington pressed so hard against us, but we also believe that if we focus on the things we concentrate on in training, we’ll have a strong sense of self-worth and be more aware of our own abilities as players and performers.
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