FC Utrecht's coach, Anthony Correia, has been working hard to address the team's issues. He called a meeting with the players on the free Monday, where they analyzed and discussed their performance. This was followed by a day of rest, allowing the players to process their emotions and come back fresh for the NEC match. On Wednesday, the team will train for an hour and a half at the FC Utrecht Performance Center, where they will work on their physical and mental preparation.
The team's struggles have been evident in their recent performances, and it remains to be seen how they will bounce back from these setbacks.
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