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The Greek national team started training today, Monday (11/11) ahead of the two games they will play against England and Finland for the Nations League.
The national coach, Ivan Jovanovic, spoke about the degree of difficulty of the match against England, as well as the fact that the OAKA will be full, and will give a great boost and support to the national team.
“We are coming from four good results and the game against England becomes particularly interesting, since through it we can secure the first place in the group. It will be a difficult game, perhaps even more difficult than the first one at Wembley. It may be a game that both results are convenient for our team, but as a National team and with what we have done so far, we will try to do it in this game as well. To be aggressive, to play a very high-quality game and to try for many reasons to win”, he initially stated.
Regarding the sold-out match against England at OAKA, he underlined: “We expected it after the results we had, with England in London and with Ireland in Athens. I couldn’t imagine because we are talking about a national team match that this can be done in 7-8 hours. This shows the passion of the Greeks for football, it shows the great confidence they have towards the National team and what they show on the pitch represents them as fans. We know that we will have an extra motivation very important at the moment and my players deserve this kind of support tonight, based on everything they have shown so far and we will try to do everything to make them leave the pitch proud again.”
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