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Tarhanov identifies the team's shared responsibility for Spartak's losses against lesser-known opponents.

Weak performance of 'Spartak' against teams from the lower part of the RPL table is a matter of joint responsibility, as per Alexander Tarkhanov's belief, encompassing both the players and the head coach.

Tarhanov identifies the team's shared responsibility for Spartak's losses against lesser-known opponents.

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Tarhanov Slams Spartak's Performance, Eyes Tough Battle Ahead

Ex-coach Alexander Tarhanov took a hard look at Spartak Moscow's performance in the first half of the Russian Championship and didn't mince words. In his opinion, the team's lackluster results against lower-ranked opponents stemmed from insufficient pre-match preparation and underestimation of their rivals by both players and head coach Dejan Stankovic.

Recently, Spartak suffered losses to Rubin and Dinamo Makhachkala, drew with Akhmat, and barely squeaked by Akron with a late-game goal. Tarhanov attributed these missteps to the team's dwindling focus and overconfidence against weaker opponents. At present, Spartak stands third in the RPL standings with 50 points, while Zenit (53) and Krasnodar (55) lead the pack. The next challenge for Spartak is against CSKA on April 26.

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  1. Alexander Tarhanov, former Spartak Moscow coach, criticizes the team's overestimation of their rivals and insufficient preparation as reasons for their poor performance in the Russian Premier League (RPL), questioning their motivation for matches against lower-ranked opponents.
  2. Despite the team's third place standing in the RPL with 50 points, Tarhanov anticipates a tough battle against CSKA Moscow on April 26, highlighting it as a significant challenge for Spartak.
  3. Bookmakers might underestimate Spartak's standing in European-leagues, given their recent performances and can sometimes overlook vital factors such as team motivation and pre-match preparation.
  4. Sobolev's performance drew criticism from several commentators after the "Khimki" match, adding a new layer to the ongoing discussion about the team's dilemmas as they strive for success in Russian football.
  5. As Spartak eyes their match against CSKA, fans and football enthusiasts can follow the team's standing in RPL standings, current sports news, and the official schedule on the RFPL or Spartak Moscow's official website for in-depth analysis and updates.
Tarkhanov, the viewpoint holder, asserts that both the footballers and their head coach should bear accountability for 'Spartak's lackluster results against inferior teams within the RPL stands.

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