Gabriel Milito's conclusions after Chivas' resounding victory over Rayados | OneFootball

Guadalajara once again put on a tremendous display of soccer against Rayados de Monterrey, not only winning by a landslide, but also dominating the game and breaking the pressure from the Monterrey team. The Rebaño Sagrado's performance was so positive that Gabriel Milito did not hesitate to highlight it in the post-match press conference.

The Argentine coach analyzed the Rojiblancos' victory in detail, so if you want to know everything he said, here it is.

"I'm focusing on the positives. There are things to correct, but winning seven of the last eight games was no easy feat. We took it one game at a time and achieved it through hard work."

"We could have scored more goals. We made some changes, and the opponent also plays well and has great players."

"The 4-2 score was deserved after seeing what the team did in the first 60 minutes."

"We have to appreciate the team's performance. There are many more positives than negatives. We're happy with how the tournament ended. The team showed a lot of courage in going for the result wherever it was."

"We shouldn't have ended this game so close because we had it under control during the game, but that's how soccer is, and we'll learn from this to make us stronger for what's to come."

"There are very positive aspects to highlight about the team, and I'm very happy with the group's performance and today's well-deserved victory."

"'Hormiga' has grown a lot, which has given him the confidence to score goals. He came on at just the right moment. He still has a lot of room for improvement, but he has certainly had a great tournament."

"The first goal was to qualify for the playoffs directly. The time has served to evolve and get to know the players I coach in depth, which allowed me to make decisions based on that knowledge and which have given us results. That was the first goal."

"The next goal is to think about the next game. The important thing in soccer is to take it one game at a time. We will put all our energy into the first game, knowing that it is a 180-minute tie."

"We know we'll be facing very powerful teams, so we'll have to prepare very well because we're in the final stages and we have to face the best."

"I think Javier helped a lot when he came on, as well as scoring the goal for the team."

"Armando is on a very good run and we hope, and want, him to continue it for his own sake and for the team."

"It doesn't matter who scores the goals, the important thing is that Chivas wins."

"We're taking it one phase at a time, and time will tell what we're capable of, but we'll continue with the same mentality."

"The important thing is that our fans enjoy themselves, that the players enjoy what they've done, but always with humility at the forefront."

"I like the competition in the league, I liked how our team competed, in the moments when we had to give that extra bit and show the great character that made this championship finish possible."

"Javier is our captain and a great role model for his teammates. I hope he can finish this season playing and scoring goals. I'm very happy about the goal he scored, because it's good for him and the team; I'm happy for him."