The match was originally scheduled for last Sunday, but a COVID-19 outbreak with Ottawa pushed the game to Wednesday and forced the team to scramble and make alternate travel plans.Īnd it was what Dos Santos saw from how the squad reacted to that adversity that has him convinced they are in a good place both mentally and physically. Valour’s 1-1 draw against Atlético Ottawa Wednesday night in the capital came under some unusual circumstances. “We don’t want this to shift in another direction.” We can’t just sit back and think everything is well now. We need to train well, still be competitive and train every day. We need to keep taking care of the little things, the little moments. “We’re going in the right direction, but we can’t sleep. We need to keep going and get points so that we can reach that objective at the end. “We have established objectives and we told the guys before our last game that travel, no travel, challenges, no challenges, rain or sun, injuries or not, the objective doesn’t change. “You look at our team in the last four games and getting 10 points (three wins and a draw), with three of those four games on the road… we need to keep pushing now,” said Dos Santos. Valour FC has hit the midway point of the Canadian Premier League season and GM and head coach Phillip Dos Santos and his crew would prefer not to make a pit stop, but keep the gas pedal jammed to the floor.
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