Iceland She has a job to do if she wants to continue the rhythm of other European countries in women’s football, she told the team captain the team captain, Glodis ViggosdottirAfter defeating his team 4-3 against Norway in his last match of Group A of Women’s Eurocup on Thursday. In a difficult and difficult group, Iceland managed to win the minimum by losing 1-0 against Finland and 2-0 against the Swiss host, before finally scored by three goals, just to disappear against the team champion, Norway, which ends with Vigggosdottir’s fourth participation in EuroCup.
“I think this is something that is probably a bit naive,” said the 30 -Year -old player about the rhythm of female football development. “Without a doubt, you will see that countries are promoting women’s football and making a great effort to develop as a team.” “We need to make sure they don’t allow us, because we want to compete with the best. We know we’re a small country, but we want to compete with the best, and we need to find the special touch that makes us special, and in this contest we can’t find it.”
Iceland ended from the group, without points, and was removed from the contest with Finland, with the 1-1 draw with the Swiss host they were not enough to continue at the removal stage, leaving Norway and Switzerland with a pass in the quarterfinals. Viggosdottir revealed his failure to achieve a success in Switzerland and said he could not determine what to do exactly, but emphasized that in order to stay at the rest of the group, Iceland’s game resources need to be the most important of Iceland’s resources.
“We are a small country and we do not have 80 million people to choose; we have 400,000 and we need to make the most of what we have. We need to get the best in every person and find the little extra that we are special,” he said.
About an hour after the final whistle, still dressed in his uniform, along with his white socks with grass of one of the many tickets he had made against the Norway people, Viggosdottir was looking forward to facing the next challenge for his national team. “I think on this contest we see that there are some things we should improve,” he said.
Source: La Verdad
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