Sporting assistant Raul Jose pleased with win
A win over Legia Warsaw pleased Sporting CP assistant Raul Jose in the Champions League.

Sporting CP assistant coach Raul Jose was satisfied with his side's display in a 2-0 win over Legia Warsaw in the Champions League.
First-half goals from Bryan Ruiz and Bas Dost saw the Portuguese giants to an important victory in Group F.
The win in Lisbon pleased assistant Raul Jose, who said Sporting overcame a nervy start.
"We were competent. We were very strong in the first half, despite a bit of fear in the first few minutes. We controlled the match and the result is fair," he said, via UEFA.
"We have to think game by game. We won and our expectations remain high. We are still in the fight for a place in the next stage."
The win sees Sporting sitting third in the group, a point behind the top two of Real Madrid and Borussia Dortmund.
Legia captain Jakub Rzezniczak, whose side are winless and have conceded eight goals, was pleased with the progress made by his team.
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"Comparing to the game against Borussia Dortmund, of course there was a big step forward, but still: we can see that there is a difference between us and the best teams in Europe," he said.
"If we had been more lucky today, we could have scored a consolation goal, but again: we must work really hard to improve.
"Now we will face Real Madrid twice and we all know how difficult that's going to be. That's why we must progress a lot."

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