Rosenior refused to blame Sánchez for the errors and said he was responsible for the goalkeeper’s uneasiness on the ball. “I think the first goal was disappointing,” Rosenior said. “[But] it’s a team goal. It’s not just on Rob. I’m asking Rob to do things that he hasn’t done before. I said to him before the game, and I made this really clear, when my players make mistakes, I am accountable. That’s on me. “He made a save in the second half that was absolutely world class. That could have put us out of the tie. He will improve in terms of his understanding. He’s had a very good season. There were very, very good moments with him. I’ll stay positive with him, as I will with all the group. My job is to help them, not to blame them. “That’s Rob’s first game with me. I’ve had two days to work with him. What you’ll know with me is I protect my players. I’m asking him to do things. If he makes a mistake, …