(Reuters) – Sydney FC stay second from backside in Australia after Sunday’s 2-0 loss to Central Coast Mariners however head coach Steve Corica says the five-time A-League champions have sufficient high quality in the squad to flip issues round.
Corica’s aspect have simply two factors from their opening 4 video games and path early-season leaders Macarthur FC by eight.
“We’ve acquired to carry out loads higher than that in any other case these boys will not be beginning,” mentioned Corica.
“We’ve acquired our issues with accidents. There’s a variety of issues occurring at the second. But we do have sufficient high quality in our dressing room to flip it round.
“If you look at (Melbourne) City final yr, they misplaced the first 4 video games so there’s a variety of onerous work to do, a variety of trying in the mirror, everybody, from myself to all the gamers and all the teaching employees.”
Sydney have scored simply twice in the league and Corica lamented the damage issues and lack of sharpness amongst his attacking cohort.
“We’ve acquired high quality gamers in that ultimate third, it is simply getting them all on the park once we can and having a little bit of composure in entrance of objective,” he mentioned.
With damage sidelining quite a few gamers, together with midfielder Luke Brattan, who’s out for the remainder of the season, Corica confirmed he can be trying to strengthen his squad in subsequent month’s switch window.
“If we are able to and we discover the proper gamers we’ll positively deliver them in,” he mentioned.
(Reporting by Michael Church, Editing by Peter Rutherford)
