Greece Post-Match Press Conference Lasts Just 1 Minute 50 Seconds – Coach: "We're Still in Shock"

November 14 – In the UEFA Nations League A, Greece suffered a 7-0 away defeat to the Netherlands.
After the match, Greece head coach Jovanović's press conference lasted less than two minutes.
Greek journalist: Even after tonight's match, could the result of next Monday's game still send us to the quarter-finals?
To be honest, it's still too early to talk about that. The whole team is still in... how should I put it... everyone is still in shock. Not completely shocked, perhaps, but the situation right now is very unpleasant.
Whether in terms of the points situation or the performance on the pitch, we suffered an extremely heavy defeat tonight. In this situation, it's naturally not easy to immediately turn our attention to the next day. Both in terms of the margin of defeat and the way we looked on the pitch, the whole team is carrying the weight of this loss.
The important thing is that in three days we have another crucial match. But given tonight's poor performance and result, the next two or three days will certainly be the hardest period since we came together — it will definitely not be easy. But we will give everything, and I believe the team can turn it around in time and improve our performance to get a better result against Serbia.
Press officer: Any other questions for Mr. Jovanović?
(No response.)
Thank you, everyone.
Source: YouTube
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