New Delhi [India], May 9 (ANI): The India U-17 Men’s Team is ready to face Getafe CF U-18 on Wednesday, May 10, in Otero de Herreros, Segovia, of their fifth apply recreation in Spain.
The Blue Colts have been coaching in Spain over the previous few weeks as a part of their preparation for the AFC U-17 Asian Cup, which is ready to happen in Thailand subsequent month. India, who’ve been positioned in Group D of the Asian Cup, will face Vietnam (June 17), Uzbekistan (June 20), and Japan (June 23) in Pathum Thani and Bangkok.
After a string of wonderful performances, by which they performed Atletico de Madrid U-17s (4-1), CD Leganes U-18s (0-2), Atletico de Madrid U-16s (2-1), and Real Madrid U-17s (3-3), the boys will now give attention to the final two matches in Spain earlier than heading to Germany for 2 extra weeks.
Head coach Bibiano Fernandes mentioned, “The boys are actually motivated to work tougher after the previous few matches, particularly after the end result towards Real Madrid, has been very constructive.
However, the India U-17 head coach was fast to steer his boys away from any doable Icarus paradox.
“The results in the last few matches have been have been quite promising, but we are also aware of the complacency which is natural tendency of a human behaviour. We are playing all these matches to prepare for the AFC U-17 Asian Cup, which is our ultimate goal,” mentioned Fernandes. “Of course these matches have been great, but they can be a double-edged sword in that they could make the players complacent. The coaching staff has been working hard to condition the players mentally, so that they maintain this consistency through to the Asian Cup.”India’s recreation towards Getafe U-18s might be a difficult one for the boys, particularly within the bodily facet.
“Of course, no game is easy at this level, and Getafe U-18s are a very good side. They are technically sound, and I believe they are also physically more imposing than us,” mentioned he. “But we even have our sturdy factors, and can play accordingly.
“We’ve got two more matches to go in Spain, and then we move on to Germany. They boys are progressing really well, and hopefully they will be at the proper level ahead of the Asian Cup,” he mentioned. India’s match towards Getafe U-18s will get underway 4 pm IST on Wednesday. (ANI)The Blue Colts have been coaching in Spain over the previous few weeks as a part of their preparation for the AFC U-17 Asian Cup, which is ready to happen in Thailand subsequent month. India, who’ve been positioned in Group D of the Asian Cup, will face Vietnam (June 17), Uzbekistan (June 20), and Japan (June 23) in Pathum Thani and Bangkok.
After a string of wonderful performances, by which they performed Atletico de Madrid U-17s (4-1), CD Leganes U-18s (0-2), Atletico de Madrid U-16s (2-1), and Real Madrid U-17s (3-3), the boys will now give attention to the final two matches in Spain earlier than heading to Germany for 2 extra weeks.
Head coach Bibiano Fernandes mentioned as quoted by AIFF, “The boys are really motivated to work harder after the last few matches, especially after the result against Real Madrid, which has been very positive.”However, the India U-17 head coach was fast to steer his boys away from any doable Icarus paradox.
“The results in the last few matches have been have been quite promising, but we are also aware of the complacency which is the natural tendency of human behaviour. We are playing all these matches to prepare for the AFC U-17 Asian Cup, our ultimate goal,” mentioned Fernandes. “Of course, these matches have been great, but they can be a double-edged sword in that they could make the players complacent. The coaching staff has been working hard to condition the players mentally so that they maintain this consistency through to the Asian Cup.”India’s recreation towards Getafe U-18s might be a difficult one for the boys, particularly within the bodily facet.
“Of course, no game is easy at this level, and Getafe U-18s are a very good side. They are technically sound, and I believe they are also physically more imposing than us,” mentioned he. “But we also have our strong points and will play accordingly.””We’ve got two more matches to go in Spain, and then we move on to Germany. The boys are progressing really well, and hopefully, they will be at the proper level ahead of the Asian Cup,” he mentioned. (ANI)