Porto coach Sepi interviewed by journalists after defeating Juve

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Porto coach Sergio Conceicao successfully beat Juventus in the Champions League. But how is it that you feel lonely when reporters interview you afterward?

Juventus vs Porto in the second leg of the Champions League round of 16 is played at the Allianz Stadium, on Wednesday (3/10/2021) at the WIB in the morning. Porto managed a 2-1 victory in the first leg.

Return goals occurred. Juventus fell behind in the first half thanks to Sergio Oliveira’s penalty execution.

Then Juventus got up in the second half and went ahead 2-1 with a brace from Federico Chiesa. The scoring lasted until regulation time and the game continued until extra time 2×15 minutes because the aggregate game became 3-3.

Porto surprised Juventus in the 115th minute after Sergio Oliveira scored a free kick. Two minutes later, Adrien Rabiot changed the score to 3-2, but could not save Juventus because the aggregate match was 4-4 and they lost to the aggressiveness of the away goals.

Porto beat Juventus in the Champions League (Fabio Ferrari / AP)

Porto is not the favorite, like a black horse. But his enthusiasm and persistence, even though he only played with 10 people due to the red card incident, Porto still looked charming.

After the game, as usual, a press conference was held in a room. In the midst of the pandemic situation, the press conference was held through Zoom.

Reporting from Daily mail, Porto coach Sergio Conceicao attended the press conference room inside the Juventus stadium. The UEFA committee also contacted Zoom and invited journalists.

“Thanks for joining Zoom. Do you have any questions?” the committee said.

“For those who have joined, I have not seen anyone ask questions.

Sergio Conceicao also seemed confused. I even asked if there was any medium from Portugal. Answered not from the committee.

“Well then,” Sergio Conceicao left the room.

Many people felt that the Italian media did not seem eager to interview Sergio Conceicao. Even netizens on social media say that the media in Italy do not respect him.

Here’s a snippet:

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