Windhoek:Costa Rica's manager, Fernando Batista, asserted his commitment to the team after a 2-0 defeat against Haiti in the CONCACAF Nations League continued a string of poor results.According to Namibia Press Agency , Batista, who took over the team in March, has experienced five defeats and a draw in six games. Despite this, he remains confident in the team's potential and work ethic, stating that he will continue to train and work with the players.The recent loss places Costa Rica fifth in the six-team Group A standings. They are preparing for their next match against Nicaragua on Thursday. Batista emphasized that turning around the team's fortunes would require hard work and noted that many successful managers have faced similar challenges.Batista, formerly the head of Venezuela's national team, pointed out encouraging aspects in the game against Haiti. He believes that not all performances should be viewed negatively despite the loss, highlighting some positive play during the match.