Enmecha before the game: The tacit understanding with Kovac helped me recover, and I have to show my courage when playing against the pharmaceutical factory

0 May 10th tomorrow night, in the 33rd round of the Bundesliga, Dortmund will challenge Leverkusen away. At present, Dortmund is still one point away from the Champions League. Dortmund needs to win this game to win the Champions League qualification. Dortmund midfielder Enmecha, who returned from injury, said before the game that his tacit understanding with Kovac helped me recover and he should show courage against the drug factory.

Since Enmecha returned to the team due to injury, Dortmund has achieved an unbeaten record of 4 wins and 1 draw in the last five games. In an interview with BVBTV, the midfielder revealed: "The weeks of rehabilitation training after knee surgery are very painful, but I am very happy to quickly regain the trust of Coach Kovac."

"Although I can't play, I motivated to support the team through sideline communication and locker room." The trust established with Kovac in Wolfsburg accelerated his return: "You can feel the support of the coach even when you are injured. This tacit understanding allows me to quickly get back to my form."

Regarding Leverkusen's 2-2 draw with Freiburg in the last round, Enmecha calmly analyzed: "The team often performs better under pressure, but this is not our focus, we must focus on our own performance." Currently, Dortmund is only 1 point away from the fourth place (it is still 10 points behind at the end of March). If you can win this game, you will greatly pressure your competitors.

Faced with the last season's championship, who was at home, Dortmund, who has climbed to fifth place in the standings for six rounds in recent unbeaten, needs to show courage: "The pharmaceutical factory has a strong ball control ability, and it will be very dangerous if they continue to control the game."

Speaking of the team's recent rebound, Enmecha attributed to the team's progress: "From the Champions League to the league, we are getting better. We have accumulated confidence in tough battles such as Barcelona (3-1), draws with Bayern (2-2). The coach's tactics are becoming more effective, and the tacit understanding among the players is the key. Fighting against Leverkusen only requires continuing the focus when fighting against strong enemies in the past few weeks, and there is no need to put too much pressure."