The coach of Switzerland Pia Sundhage He said the quarterfinal match against Spain was “the moment with capital letters” because they face champions in the world and at home.
“You have to take advantage of the moment. It will be difficult, but I promise you that we will play our best game of never, we will try to be together. If that unit has the possibilities we have, we will do our best. It’s superspecial,” he said.
The coach put images that motivated his players before the game, such as Switzerland’s success against Spain in the first game of the 2010 World Cup Group that ended with the choice of choice or ‘Bern Milagro’ of Germany in the 1954 World Cup final.
“We tried to share the stories because of that life. We talked about things that happened in the past in Switzerland, we saw videos and there were stories we wanted to repeat. Sharing stories brings us together, gives us energy and we see possible,” he said.
At the party, the Swedish coach said “they are likely to maintain the owner and the issue is the patients and together.” “The feeling of unity does not matter if it is behind, in the middle or front, the players must be connected,” he said.
“I give an example: if we stop you need to make a ‘reset’, because if you let you go the action is more difficult to defend and enjoy. They know we have the speed, if we make the final and accurate pass we have quick players to create the opportunities we need to take advantage of,” he said.
Source: La Verdad
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