Despite Slovenia having secured first place in the previous round, granting them a favorable starting position in the elimination stages, the Romanian team, guided by Danijel Radosavljević, approached the fixture with significant intensity. The match saw Romania establish a commanding lead of 30 points by halftime. Following the game, the satisfied coach addressed the team’s performance, noting that control was exerted from the opening minute.
He explained that while the team possessed the capability to secure the victory at any point, the focus remained on comprehensive effort. “From the first minute we controlled the game. We could have taken it with our left hand, because we were already first, but I don’t want such a mentality,” the selector stated.
He elaborated that the commitment shown throughout the entire match was intentional. “We want to make the most of every game. Every second on training or a game is beneficial to us to get even more comfortable,” he added.
The coach emphasized that the objective was not merely to win the current contest, but to build sustained momentum. This dedication to maximizing every training session and match day underscores the team’s commitment to continuous improvement, regardless of their standing in the tournament standings.
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