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In the second round of Group E of the European Cup, the Swedish team defeated Slovakia 1-0 with a penalty kick from Fosberg. With 4 points in 2 games, they have almost locked a place in the knockout rounds. Although Slovakia lost, the hope of breaking through from the group still exists.
Sweden’s scoring hero Fosberg concluded: “This was a strange game. We performed well after the opening, but then the attack stalled. We returned to the locker room at halftime and we were changing clothes. There was a good exchange in the room. In the second half of the game, we played our aggressiveness as we wanted, created more opportunities, and finally created the penalty that changed the game.”
At the press conference after the game, Sweden coach Andersson also made a similar point: “Our offense was very unstable in the first half.” He also talked about Fosberg, who scored the winning penalty: “For For Fosberg, maybe he should be more proactive with the ball, maybe we can create more opportunities for him, let him help the team by holding the ball more. He performed well today. Although sometimes We will also rotate, but he is indeed the team’s first penalty shooter in recent years. This goal is also a release for him.”
After losing the game, Slovakia captain Hamsik was obviously disappointed: “It’s really a pity if they didn’t score through a penalty kick. It would be a precious draw for us. We played too passively in the second half. This cost us.” Speaking of the last round match against Spain on Wednesday, Hamsik did not lose confidence in advance: “We still have a chance. Spain is the strongest team in this group and it is also this cup The favorite to win this game is a huge challenge for us. We must recover from this defeat.”
Although he did not win, the Slovak coach Tarkovic still praised the team: “We won Poland and almost drew with Sweden. I can be satisfied. We have to know who our opponents are. They are ranked 18th in FIFA and just now In a draw with Spain, both the team and the individual are better than us. The most important thing for me is that we played what was required in training and I saw the team’s progress.”Return to Sohu to see more
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