Interviewer: “Ludo, congratulations on the win. How do you feel about your team’s performance tonight?”

Ludo van Wissen: “Thank you. It was a solid victory, but I have to say, credit to Victoria SV. Their tactical setup was impressive. They clearly studied our style and focused on neutralizing Ruszczyc, though even with all their effort, he was unstoppable tonight. But their defensive shape made it difficult for us in the first half. It’s not easy to break down a side that parks the bus as effectively as they did.”

Interviewer: “What adjustments did you make to counter their defensive approach?”

Ludo van Wissen: “We realized early on that they weren’t going to press us high, which gave our midfielders, particularly Ghica, the freedom to dictate play. When you let someone like Ghica have time and space on the ball, he’ll carve you open. The key was patience. We kept feeding the ball to our attackers and trusted them to find the openings.”

Interviewer: “Victoria SV put up a fight. Do you see potential in their squad?”

Ludo van Wissen: “Absolutely. They are growing as a team. Right now, there’s a clear gap in quality, but if they continue to develop, who knows? One day, they might have a player of Ruszczyc’s caliber leading their line. For now, they did what they could, and they should be proud of their effort.”

Interviewer: “Speaking of quality, we noticed Rénier was missing today. Can you comment on the rumors surrounding his potential transfer?”

Ludo van Wissen: [smiling] “Oualid is still very much a part of this team. As for the rumors, I don’t know much about house-hunting. Maybe he’s shopping for furniture. All I know is that he’s focused on contributing to Bruine Ster Belgrado’s success. We’ll see him back on the pitch soon.”

Interviewer: “What’s next for Bruine Ster Belgrado?”

Ludo van Wissen: “We focus on the next game. Every match is a challenge, and we have to stay sharp. But tonight, I’m proud of the boys. It was a professional performance.”

Final Thoughts
While Victoria SV’s defensive resilience deserves admiration, Bruine Ster Belgrado’s quality and persistence prevailed. With players like Ruszczyc and Ghica in top form, and rumors of Rénier’s future adding intrigue, the Boys in Brown continue to look like strong contenders for the title. For Victoria SV, this match highlighted their potential, but the gap in quality remains a hurdle they’ll need time to overcome.