In the third round of Group B of the European preliminaries of the World Cup, Sweden lost 0-2 at home to Switzerland and suffered a three-match winless streak. It is currently at the bottom of the group and is in danger of qualifying. Isaac said in...
In the third round of Group B of the European preliminaries of the World Cup, Sweden lost 0-2 at home to Switzerland and suffered a three-match winless streak. It is currently at the bottom of the group and is in danger of qualifying.
Isaac said in an interview after the game: "Our performance throughout the game was not without merit. We created opportunities. Obviously if we could score one or two goals, the situation might be different. But after the opponent scored, we collapsed. The problem is that, we did not make the right move. "It's a disappointing response. It's hard to say why, I think there's nothing wrong with our attitude. I think we ran a lot, maybe even more than the Swiss team, but we also need to play smarter and make the right moves. Select. After the other team scored, we had to keep running, but we didn't seem to be in the zone. We didn't put enough pressure on the Swiss team and they took control of the game. "
"If we can win the first two rounds, then when we are 0-1 behind, our confidence in the game may be different. Obviously this also reflects our current situation. The situation is very difficult, and everyone can feel this tense atmosphere. "
Talking about Swedish fans booing or calling for team coach Thomasson to be dismissed from get out of class, Isaac said: "Of course this is not the case. What a good thing, I think we should maintain a united and positive attitude. Obviously we're in a bad situation right now, but the opportunity is still there. We must come together to create the best conditions for ourselves. "
Isaac said that the team still supports Thomason: "All of us believe in him, and as long as he is here, we will continue to fight and be united. Division will do us no good, only together we have the best chance. I have confidence, all the players have confidence. But we are not naive, we cannot say that everything is under our control, football is a As a results-oriented sport, we are far from satisfactory, but we will continue to work hard. "
Talking about the next game against Kosovo, Isaac said: "We must win. This is the only option. The game against Kosovo is the beginning. Let's talk less about the World Cup and the World Cup preliminaries. Our next step is to win and regain the confidence of the team so that we can all see hope. We've talked enough and dreamed a lot about the World Cup, what we need to do now is win. ”
