New Delhi: The head coach of the Indian Women’s Football Team Thomas Dennerby felt that an upcoming match against people such as the mighty Brazil in an international tournament in the South American country would provide a fair idea where the side stood in front of the AFC Asian Cup next year.
The Indian team went to Brazil on Saturday for the four-country tournament in Manaus, starting November 25, where they would play against the host, Chile and Venezuela.
“This tour and all we have done in the last two months is about preparation for the AFC Women’s Cup which began in January,” Dennerby said before the team’s departure.
“It’s all about finding out whether we do things that are right in the field and evaluate our appearance in every department,” he added.
Sweden previously said that the Indian defense would face their toughest tests of the former World Cup runner-up Brazil in the tournament.
Team, ranked 57 in FIFA rank, will face the world No.
7 Brazil on November 25, Chile (World No.
37) On November 28, and Venezuela (World No.
56) In 1.
December Dennerby hinted that positive results against three strong teams might not be the only goal of the campaign.
“We will play three good quality matches now, the first match against Brazil will be important.
The second match against Chile and the third game that will be against Venezuela, both are a good team but not at the Brazilian level.” The most important thing is home with three shows.
The good and nothing else, “Dennerby said, who had named the 23-member squad.
This is the first time the senior senior soccer team will then play against Brazil, and the joy in it the camp runs high.
However, the captain of Ashalata Devi said The team has its own aim that will also focus on the players in the camp because Brazil is a very good soccer team, and we follow many things.
Brazilian players themselves.
We admire them and there is a lot to learn from them too.
This is a great motivation for We all, “he said.
The Brazilian football agency has named full troops for the tournament, which includes legends like Marta Da Silva and Formiga Mota.
“But we also have our own goals to reach the pitch, and we will try to reach them as well as possible.
I always tell the girls to respect each opponent no matter their ranking, but never feared them,” Asahalaata, “Asahalaata said.