Marušić: League C is a reality; Mugoša: There's no way we should "shove" the ball into the goal, I guess it will come back to us later

Adam Marušić as a captain led Montenegro against Iceland, but in the end, the "falcons" and he had to come to terms with the reality that the B League of Nations was too much for our national team.

"Considering which players we could not count on and with this group of footballers, the C League of Nations is a reality and I think we can achieve better results there," said Marušić after tonight's defeat of Montenegro against Iceland in Nikšićun (2:0). .

Montenegro had several chances, they wanted to win, but...

"I think it was an even game, we shot three times into the goal area, they also, but they scored two goals. Small details decided the game, but at this level we have to be more concentrated and careful and not to concede such goals in the future ", added the Lazio footballer.

Stefan Mugoša came on in the second part of the second half and immediately had several good attempts, but the goals of Ori Oskarsson and Isaac Johannesson cut the Falcons off.

"Dand if one of the balls had gone in, it is certain that we would have had more time to attack more and that the goal would have been the wind at our backs," Mugoša said.

Montenegro managed to find the back of the net near Bistrica tonight, but VAR canceled Marko Bakić's goal. That moment, when several of our football players barely somehow managed to find their way to the net, perhaps best describes Montenegro during this autumn.

"During the entire League of Nations, we couldn't 'put' the ball into the goal, I don't know what to say - I hope that everything will come back to us sometime later," says the Inchon striker.

And Mugoša believes that relegation is a reality.

"Of course it's a disappointment, but without several important players who were missing in practically every match, I think the C League is a reality".

Due to Nikola Krstović's offside, Marko Bakić was unlucky to lead the Falcons to the lead against Iceland.

"It was an even game that ended in favor of the rival, we had our chances and I can't say that we played so badly that we would have lost 2:0. If we had used our chances it might have been different... The bitter taste remains after another losing in a row and it's certainly not an easy situation," the Montenegrin midfielder pointed out.