Camilla Orlando on Canada clash: “It will be very tough” | OneFootball

The Brazil Women’s Under-20 National Team will face its second challenge at the World Cup on Tuesday (8). The team wrapped up its preparations this Monday (7), making final adjustments under head coach Camilla Orlando. The coach looked ahead to the matchup and highlighted the areas where the team needs to be more attentive.

“We always respect our opponent, and that means we will always give our best. We know it will be a very tough match against Canada, a team with players who have international experience. We’re going to give our best, just as we did against Tanzania, paying attention to every possible detail so that we can impose our style of play once again,” she said.

“Canada is a team with many players who have different characteristics, a very quick side that also has a very strong attacking threat. We need to pay attention to their entire squad, but especially to their attack,” she added.

Camilla Orlando during a Brazil Women’s Under-20 National Team training session in PolandCredits: Luciana Vermell/CBF

The coach also analyzed what Brazil can learn from its opening match against Tanzania and what can be carried forward. In its first match of the tournament, the team won 4-1.

“We need to be able to suffer during the match without conceding, and we can manage that better. But we need to keep our attacking power and our desire to win the ball back as quickly as possible. We want to maintain our style of play, and I believe that way we will deliver another great performance,” she concluded.

Brazil will face Canada at 10 a.m. Brasília time on Tuesday (8) at Bielsko-Biala Stadium in Poland. The match will be broadcast live on SporTV and CazéTV.

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