Cristiano Ronaldo He assured this Saturday that the Portuguese selection was not “in a moment of life or death”, but in a “somewhat more tense” before the need to win this week Denmark To enter the Nations League semifinal after 1-0 eligible for the first leg.
“We are at a moment, let’s say, not life or death, but a bit more tense, because we know tomorrow we have to win. But this is the good football, these challenges, and we know tomorrow (…) within the field we will do our best and try to win,” said Madeirense at the press assembly called in the city of football, Oeiras before the Saturday.
Christian.
“I lost games in 90 minutes, but I didn’t get lost in the first part. The second part was open. There were matches, there were bad days. I didn’t play anything, the team didn’t play anything, but it was part of life,” he said.
“I’m going to my head”
Even, “After 90 minutes, let’s see who they are best on the tie. I’m sure I’m going out with the head of the Alvalade Stadium,” he continued.
Asked about the will, he claimed to be “not the time to be nervous”, but to “focus on doing a good training, unifying the troops and open to be positive.”
He also claimed to be “always ready to play”, though he made it clear that his purpose was Portugal’s win, if he would come out of the grass and not.
“I’m sure tomorrow I will recover because I know how to do it, I have resources for it and I will be physically and mental to help Portugal which can move forward,” he said.
Portugal Face this week Denmark To Lisbon on the return of the quarterfinals after his “worst exhibition” of the last two years, as described by his coach, the Spanish Roberto MartínezAfter defeat on Thursday (1-0).
Source: La Verdad
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