Summer – literally and rhetorically – when Atlanta United plays in the Columbus crew on Wednesday.
The crew (8-3-7, 31 points) with the city’s capital city tolerate a jerky stretch like most parts of the country (8-3-7, 31 points) by training in the afternoon and a plan imagined by their performance employees has been suited to heat index for heat near 100 after a plan, which includes hot baths.
The crew coach Wilfred Nancy said, “We try to maximize our opportunity to be good, so we identify some players that we know is an issue with heat.” “What we do, after practice, they have a protocol with a hot bath and in such an environment that helps them to achieve the margin we can achieve.”
While Atlanta United (4-9-5, 17 digits) play indoors, they are used for training in oppressive weather. It is not confused with the heat that is to eliminate the two matches losing two matches in the team and improve the 0-6-2 distant mark, which has dropped five strips to 13th in the Eastern Conference.
Atlanta coach Ronnie Dela said, “We have to carry forward that magnificent boat, Atlanta United, that we are ahead.” “This is a big, big ship, and you need everyone on the board, and we have to go in the same direction.
“This is culture and I am here to change things – and I will. Everything is about performing. Everything, finally, is about winning.”
Neither the team played in the last weekend, and Deela feels that Miguel Almaron (three goals, three aids) will benefit from the brake.
Unfortunately for the crew, Time Ae has not cured all injuries and goalkeeper Patrick Shulte and Defenders Maltete Amundsen and Rudy Camacho will be unavailable. In addition, midfielder/defender Max Arfaston is with the US national team for the ConcacAF Gold Cup.
Atlanta will try to take advantage.
The crew defender Yeven Cheberco said, “This is one of the best teams because they have a lot of people who can make something from nothing.” “We expect a difficult game.”
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