A BOLA – Southgate believes in the title and tells fans to calm down (England)

England coach Gareth Southgate left, in a press conference to review the match with Senegal, in the round of 16 of the 2022 World Cup, which is scheduled to be held on Sunday, at 7 pm, a message of hope and confidence in winning the title to choose three lions.

“Part of the reason we work is to make others happy,” stated the England captain, who hopes to see his players take the country on another “amazing journey” after reaching the 2018 World Cup semi-finals and final. Euro 2022.

“Of course we have our pride and what we want to achieve professionally. We have already taken the country on two amazing trips, but we feel there is potential for another trip and we want that to happen. We understand everyone’s situation at home [n.d.r. Inglaterra, em referência às preocupações da população com a inflação, aumento do custo da energia e guerra na Ucrânia] And we want to put smiles on people’s faces this weekend.”

Southgate showed confidence, adding: “I think 2018 was a step into the unknown and we didn’t know how far a team could go. There was no evidence that we were capable of handling the eliminations. We were aware of the pressure we were putting on players and what the target was.” Realistic interior.But now, of course, they have more experience in these kinds of games and when we qualified we had a taste of success, but with less celebrations on the field.The mentality is to stay here longer.The intention is different, it has changed.What we thought was changed. equals success.”

At the end of the last match, a goalless draw with the USA, which secured England first place in the group, the fans showed their displeasure by booing: «It is necessary to remain calm in these moments. We’ve been through the group, a three-game process, and now we’ll see how far we’ve come and where we end up. There will always be an emotional reaction at these kinds of major competitions, every country goes through that. We also see what happened to other countries. We need balance and terms of comparison in order to learn.”