Trabzonspor beats Hearts 2-0, coach Reis praises six points from two games
Trabzonspor coach Thomas Reis says his team controlled the match after a difficult start and is satisfied with six points from two Conference League games.

KEY POINTS
- Trabzonspor beat Hearts 2-0 at home in the UEFA Conference League
- Reis said six points from two matches make him very happy
- Stefan Savic was omitted from the squad at the coach's decision due to injury risk
- Paul Onuachu and Mustafa are expected to return around the Rizespor match
- Reis said the team's goal is to advance to the league phase
Trabzonspor defeated Scottish side Hearts 2-0 at home in the second round of the UEFA Conference League. Coach Thomas Reis said his side struggled to enter the match during the first 15 to 20 minutes but took full control after scoring in the second half.
Reis expressed satisfaction with the six points collected from two matches, calling the result very pleasing. He stressed that the team must approach every remaining game with the same seriousness.
“Six points from two matches make me very happy.”
The coach explained that several squad changes were made, including a completely new midfield and alterations in the back four. Hearts created the first clear chance with a header that hit the post, but Trabzonspor was the better side overall.
Regarding injuries, Reis said defender Stefan Savic was left out of the squad at his own decision to protect him from injury risk. Striker Paul Onuachu may return after the Rizespor match, while Mustafa is expected to join the squad for that game.
Reis also said he is happy with the current squad and has no complaints, noting that only January transfers are possible. He added that young players could be included in the process if they maintain high quality.
Trabzonspor's next Conference League opponent is another German side, and Reis said the priority remains advancing to the league phase.
The coach previously managed Samsunspor in the same competition and warned that six points alone will not be enough to secure progression.
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