Miguel Ángel Portugal left the Vicente Calderón happy with the point earned, stating that “we played a good game, although perhaps we were a bit slow in the first half. We improved our ball possession in the second half and even had our chances to have come away with the victory. The draw might be the fairest result.”

The head coach of the Cantabrian squad praised the fact that his team earned a clean sheet and highlighted that “it’s important for a team like ours not to concede any goals. But it’s also important to have scoring chances. The team is working hard, getting scoring chances and I’m not worried about the goal-scoring drought. I hope that our strikers break their bad streak.”