Moriki explained, “Yes, I cried, because I’ve been struggling for the past two weeks. I’d just missed a penalty in the 92nd minute, and then we lost the final to qualify for the World Cup.”
He continued, “Here we were leading 1-0, then they equalised in the 89th minute, and suddenly a goal – a brilliant goal – and a 2-1 win, with my goal.”
Moriki’s goal proved decisive in the relegation battle, especially as the Mallorca players had anticipated that taking points off Real Madrid would be a difficult task.
Moriki noted, “When you do the maths before the match, you put a zero next to Real Madrid even if you’re playing at home; we have to be honest. Getting three points means we played a great game and did a good job this week.”
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