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Slovan Bratislava lost 4-0 to Roma at the Olimpico, with Yaya Touré, the visiting coach, expressing disappointment at a press conference. Roma were superior throughout the match. The Slovakians were never capable of getting back into the game.

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Slovan Bratislava lost 4-0 to Roma at the Olimpico, with Yaya Touré, the visiting coach, expressing disappointment at a press conference. Roma were superior throughout the match. The Slovakians were never capable of getting back into the game.

Touré attributed Slovan's performance to being passive and making mistakes, stating that his team wasn't united and wasn't focused for 90 minutes. He acknowledged Roma's defensive strength and the financial gap between the teams.

Touré expressed a desire to improve and be realistic about the gap between Slovan and Roma, giving his team time to work on their issues. He noted that the team gives 100 percent in training and aims to avoid mistakes.

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Roma were superior throughout the entire 90 minutes at the Olimpico against Slovan Bratislava. The Giallorossi won 4-0, and the Slovakians never seemed capable of getting back into the game. Yaya Touré, the visiting coach, spoke about the match in the capital at a press conference. “We had prepared very well, it was disappointing because we could have done better, but instead we were passive. On pitches like this, you pay for it, and then it becomes complicated. We paid for our mistakes, we must improve, otherwise it will be tough for the rest of the tournament.”

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