The Sunderland manager opened up after leading his team to a draw against Manchester United in the latest English Premier League match.
Regis Le Bris, manager of the "Black Cats" Sunderland, said he felt regret after his team drew 0-0 at home against the "Red Devils" Manchester United in the English Premier League last night, despite creating enough chances to win.
"We created enough chances to win this game, but chances don't always mean goals. When we had opportunities, we weren't sharp enough."
"The Premier League is a very demanding league, so when you fail to score, you always find yourself in a tough spot. But overall, I think the players performed well."
"We have many young players, so I think it comes down to experience and maturity, especially in finishing. For example, Noah Sadiki’s chance in the first half was excellent, but it wasn’t a usual situation for him, so he lacked confidence. However, I believe it will serve as a good foundation for the future."
Regarding keeping a clean sheet: "It’s very important to get back to our basics. In the past two weeks, all the players have done excellently in training. They are committed and strongly united, and we are a tough team to beat. When we have this attitude, I think it’s positive for our future."
"We prepared well for this game. We know every team in this league often changes tactics, especially Manchester United. So if you’re not careful, they will punish you."
"If we are disappointed at home after drawing with Manchester United, that’s a good sign for the club. It shows our season has been excellent so far."