The women’s national coach, Jorge Vilda, has appeared at a press conference before the match that Spain will play against the Czech Republic in the Nations Cup that is being held in Australia. After the defeat against the host, twelfth in the FIFA ranking, Vilda has analyzed the clash against the Czechs, which will be played at 3:00 p.m. local time (05:00 a.m. in Spain).
“The first objective is always to win the game, that is our mission, if we can with good feelings and with a good game, much better, and that the players put themselves to the test again. We have a good team ahead of us, we know how they attack, how defend, their strengths, their weaknesses and we will try to be the best Spain”, he stated.
After the team’s last training session, Vilda was very happy with the group’s work to face the duel, after the previous clashes of the tournament, in which they beat Jamaica (3-0) and lost to Australia (3-2). .
“All the sessions here in Australia have gone really well, even with the heat, the storms, the wind, today 34 degrees, storms are expected tomorrow and we have to overcome all the adversities but above all the Czech Republic, who defend very Well, it’s a very seasoned block, with players who go under pressure after losses, are aggressive, go hard on the ball and it’s going to be very useful for us to prepare for the World Cup,” he added.
Teresa Abelleira, a Real Madrid player, who appeared before the microphones of the Royal Spanish Football Federation (RFEF), opted for “bringing out the Spanish style”, which “is keeping the ball and coming up with the controlled ball” tomorrow against the checks
“We’ve been here for many days now and thanks to that we were able to do very good training today, with a lot of rhythm. We have to be aware of possible cons, be very strong defensively in the clashes and win the duels as much as possible. It would give us a lot of confidence to face what comes next, leave with good feelings from here and close the tournament with a good result”, added the midfielder.
The national team continues with its preparation for the World Cup to be held in July and August in Australia and New Zealand, where for the moment and if things don’t change, ‘Las 15’ will not be there.
