Oleksiy MYKHAYLYCHENKO (Dynamo head coach): \n \n- It's hard to comment on the game because there was no game today - I mean the game of Kyiv Dynamo. Probably, the main reason for this lies in the fact that many of our players thought that the championship was already over. If they think so, then it means it will indeed be over for them - it is not allowed to go out on the field and play like that. We lost deservedly and the most important thing we lost today was the fight. You can look at and analyze some individual moments of the match, but first of all the fight was lost. You need to start playing not in the last 15 minutes of the match, but from the first minute of the game. The games against Zirka and Karpaty left some concerns that what happened today could happen. In the end, unfortunately, it did happen. Many lacked the desire to work "beyond what's possible" - in this component we clearly lost to Borysfen. But that's what the whole game is built on. Therefore, it's hard for me to say anything specific about the game. I have complaints about the players in practically every moment. Even if something worked out for us, it hardly looked convincing. So, I repeat, Borysfen deservedly won today and the main reason for Dynamo's defeat lies in motivation. Every game needs to be played at the limit, and if you play at half-strength, you immediately lose your identity, which is what happened today. \n \n- Shakhtar also had a hard time in Boryspil. Didn't that serve as an additional warning factor for Dynamo before the game? \n \n- I remember perfectly well how Shakhtar played against Borysfen, but that was half a year ago. \n \n- One got the impression that many Dynamo players are already thinking about the European Championship. How are you going to fight this? \n \n- No. What European Championship is Belkevych or Gavrančić thinking about? Today not two and not three players fell out of the game - today 11 players fell out of the game. Therefore, it's hardly worth thinking that all 11 people were thinking about the European Championship. Again, I repeat: probably many were let down by thoughts that, firstly, today we are playing against an underdog, and secondly, there is a big gap from Shakhtar and one can play calmly, one can coast. But if there is a counter-current, you can't coast at all - it will carry you back. Which is what happened today. \n \n- Didn't it seem to you that during the game the flanks needed to be strengthened? \n \n- First of all, the flanks lacked quality. Because there were many moments when there were opportunities to continue attacks from the flanks. But practically all flank crosses went behind the goal. One has to proceed from this - one needs to improve quality, not increase quantity. \n \n- The first half opened my eyes to a lot. What did you say to the players at halftime? Did they have an interest in hearing you? \n \n- I think there was interest. But the thing is that very rarely does anyone manage to create the right mood during the game if it wasn't there before the game. It's practically impossible. Of course, we saw the main problem of today's match - for that you didn't need to watch the entire first half, the first 15 minutes of the game were enough. And you need to get ready for a match not even on the day of the game, but long before it. \n \nOleksandr RYABOKON (Borysfen head coach): \n \n- We played a good match today. Fortunately, we managed to win, the guys fought like lions. Our motivation and mood for this game were probably higher than Dynamo's. That is, the reason is that we are fighting for survival - this is a serious factor, so there is no need to additionally motivate the guys for a match. I'm pleased that today we managed to accomplish a small miracle. \n \n- Was there any motivation from a third party directed at Borysfen? \n \n- There was absolutely no motivation of that kind. I'm telling you how it is. Neither I personally nor the club president (I know this 100%) received any such offers to motivate Borysfen in today's match. \n