Tanjong Pagar United defeated DPMM Brunei 1-0 but opposite number Vjeran Simunic believed the Queenstown side did not deserve to win as he felt his side dominate proceeding.
"They are a good team, but didn't deserve to win," Simunic managed to muster after a momentary pause to collect his thoughts.
"If you look back at the game, DPMM had six or seven chances and apart from the goal, Tanjong Pagar had none.
The
Croatian explained that his decision to bring off Najib Tarif early on
in the first half was purely tactical, adding that Tales dos Santos
brought a different dimension to the game.
"They have three very experienced strikers, so with [Dos] Santos, we brought more aggression to the game," the 57-year-old said.
"Santos
stopped Zerka, [Kamel] Ramdani and [Ismael] Benahmed and in the second
half, with Santos up front, we were more attacking.
"Tanjong Pagar looked good in the opening 10 minutes, and I think we stumbled after we conceded the opening goal."
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