For the first
time this week, Park was able to complete a training session. He came out
wearing a bandage in his abductor, but did not suffered pain like yesterday. It
is expected to be in top form for the game, if his abductor does not bother him
any more. This is good news for Park, and it’s good news for Celta, as the
Korean striker knows of the importance of next game after admitting “the only
thing I know for sure is that we need to win next game as it’s the most
important one".
With Park back
to training, Herrera scheduled a training session where the ball was the main
key. After the usual physical part, which Park completed fine, Herrera prepared
a passing pressing game, but this time with two teams, and with keepers.
Players were meant to pass the ball and clear it from the danger zone by short
passes. Herrera knows this is Celta’s bread and butter at home, with Celta
dominating the game, and marking the pace of it, looking for spaces and getting
to the area with at least two players in clear positions. In this part of the
training, despite the intensity, Park competed very well both defending and
attacking.