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Jose Dominguez expected to make changes

ΑΠΟΕΛ: τεπατημνη /></p> <p>Jose Dominguez has already taken up a job at Archangelos and in the foreground is the game against Riga, where the goal is none other than overturning the 2-1 defeat in the first match and qualifying for the Europa League championship phase.</p> <p>The Portuguese knows the APOEL locker room firsthand, and his arrival was also welcomed by the team's players who worked with him last season.</p> <p> From the facts, logic says that Dominguez is going back to the basics. The team had a plan last season which served perfectly and it is expected to return to it at least in the first half.</p> <p>At the same time the scenario that wants the Portuguese to make changes and trust players he knows well since last season he has collected several chances. Therefore, if one of Cebak or Susic is placed at the left end of the defense, instead of Kitija, it will not be a surprise, as well as Sarfo taking a position instead of Tehera.</p> <p>Certainly even if the changes come. this practically will not mean that Tehera – Kitiya go on the ice. The game against Riga is special circumstances and it is completely normal for the Portuguese to go on the beaten track.</p> <p>From there on when a coach takes over a team in August, then it is understandable that in order to make his own mark it will take several weeks and this practically means that both the public and the administration of Prodromos Petridis will have to show patience.</p> <p><noindex></p> <div class=Source: www.kathimerini.com.cy

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