Spartak Loses to Kuban 1:2, Carcedo Apologizes
Karsev asked the fans of Spartak for forgiveness for the defeat in the match against Krasnodar.
Consensus
- Spartak lost to Kuban in a Russian Premier League match.
- The match took place on August 9.
- The final score was 1:2 in favor of Kuban.
- Juan Carlos Carcedo is the manager of Spartak.
- Carcedo apologized to Spartak fans after the loss.
- Spartak had previously won the Russian Cup in a penalty shootout against Kuban.
Points of divergence
- Spartak lost to Kuban at home in the 3rd round of the Russian Premier League on August 9. — m24
- Spartak lost to Rubin in a penalty shootout in the Russian Cup on August 19. — vesti
- Spartak signed Mirland Daku from Rubin for 11 million euros. — m24
- Spartak lost to Rubin in the Russian Cup, not in the Russian Premier League. — vesti
- Spartak's main striker is expected to be Mirland Daku after his adaptation period. — m24
- Spartak's striker Manfred Ugalde scored in four consecutive matches. — vesti
- Kuban signed new players in the off-season and sold Eduard Spertsyan to Al-Ahli. — m24
- Spartak is currently leading Group A of the Russian Cup with 4 points. — vesti
Coverage (4 sources)
- Carcedo asked fans of Spartak for forgiveness for the defeat in the match with Krasnodar — Москва 24
- Spartak lost to Rubin on penalties in the match of the Russian Football Cup — Вести
- "Locomotive" lost to "Rostov" in a match where Batrakov said goodbye to fans — Вести
- Batrakov said goodbye to Lokomotiv fans on the stands in the match against Rostov — Вести
Key entities
- Spartak
- Moscow
- Russia
- Alexei Batrakov
- Locomotive
- Rostova
- Rostov-on-Don
- Krasnodar
- RPL
- Rubin
- Manfreda Ugaldе
- Galatasaray
- RIA Novosti
- Tatarstan
- Nikita Kamzin
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