As Glynor Plet again started on the bench, Anwas Bensabouh again wore the captain’s armband at Telstar. With Bensabouh conducting in midfield, the White Lions with 1-0 against VVV-Venlo. In addition to celebrating the victory, Bensabouh’s evening will later be dominated by the Sugar Fest.
Double celebration for Anwar Bensabouh. Three points and the Eid. – NH Sport/Frank van der Meijden
The 24-year-old Bensabouh was important with David Min’s opening goal in the 53rd minute. “We keep telling each other that we have to be smarter and take a free kick a bit faster, for example. Now I did that once and via Tom Overoom, who was well between the lines, the ball eventually reached Giousis. He gave it back good for Min”, said Bensabouh about the important 1-0.
“It was like there was an extra incentive”
“Everyone was so sharp today. Our energy was great. As if there was an extra stimulus,” says Bensabouh about the intensity at Telstar. “We’ve been hammering all week that we have to win this game. The energy, which was less in previous games, was there today.”
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Telstar captain Bensabouh: “There was an extra stimulus today” – NH Sport/Frank van der Meijden
Anthony Correa
Anthony Correira stood in front of the dug-out at Telstar today. Mike Snoei’s assistant did this as part of his professional football coach training. Correira saw a lot going well at Telstar: “We have to be realistic. The result is great. The gap with the play-offs is only five points with four games to go.”
Anthony Correia saw Telstar do a lot of things well against VVV-Venlo – NH Sport/Frank van der Meijden
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