The Águilas del América secured their primary goal of advancing to the next round of the Concacaf Champions Cup, yet coach André Jardine conveyed his dissatisfaction with the performance, particularly due to the lack of goals in the match against Olimpia from Honduras. Jardine emphasized that his expectations included winning the return game, and not achieving this left him with a sense of frustration that he attributed to the overall culture of the club, which aims for victory through scoring.

Despite the advancement in the tournament, Jardine's comments reflect a deeper issue regarding the team's offensive capabilities and their philosophical approach to matches. He stated, "Without a goal we will always leave frustrated," indicating that there is a pressing need for improvement beyond merely qualifying for the next phase. The coach's sentiments resonate with the aspirations of the fans and stakeholders who desire to see the team not just succeed in terms of progression but also excel through compelling performances.

Additionally, Jardine addressed the absence of key player Alejandro Zendejas, hinting at the potential impact on the team’s dynamics. This situation will require careful navigation as the club seeks to balance achieving short-term goals in the tournament with long-term development and consistency in their playing style. Ultimately, the pressure will be on the coaching staff and players to translate their ambitions into tangible success on the field.