There is satisfaction with the victory, but coach Robert Prosinecki knows that the Montenegrin players played only a fair game against Gibraltar. And nothing more than that.
In the end, it was 3:1, with goals from Stevan Jovetić in the first, and Marko Tući and Adam Marušić in the 70th and 73rd minutes.
"I think the second half was good, after they threatened us in the first half, making unnecessary fouls... In the second half, we pulled the game out and deserved to win," Prosinečki told RTCG.
Montenegro created chances, but also allowed their rival to be dangerous.
"We have to be satisfied with the performance in the second half. We scored a goal, then a third, later we could have scored a few more... Gibraltar did what they could, it was known that they are most dangerous from set pieces, and we were not at 100 percent in the first half. We were in the second," Prosinecki pointed out.
On Tuesday, there will also be a duel with the Faroe Islands in Nikšić.
"We have to be much better than in this match," concluded the Croatian.
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