Women's U-20 World Cup: Camilla Orlando eyes Spain clash | OneFootball

Brazil faces Spain this Saturday, the 19th, at 1:30 p.m. (Brasília time), at Arena Sosnowiec in Poland, in the quarterfinals of the FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup. The team has been enjoying a great campaign and reached this stage after defeating the United States in a penalty shootout.

The Brazil Women’s U-20 National Team wrapped up preparations for the clash last Friday, confident of advancing. Head coach Camilla Orlando pointed out the characteristics of the opposing side and is expecting a great match in Poland.

“It will be a very challenging game. I would describe it as a chess match. Spain really likes to have the ball and control space, just like we do. It will be a very difficult match, like all the others, but it certainly has a different feeling because it’s the quarterfinals,” said the coach.

Camilla Orlando backs Brazil’s attacking strength

For Camilla, Brazil needs to do everything it trained throughout the entire preparation period, while maintaining the principles that have guided the team during the tournament. The coach highlighted concentration and discipline as key points in facing the Spanish side, without giving up Brazil’s attacking identity.

“We have to keep doing our work, with a lot of focus, discipline, and joy. Our players have managed to bring all that Brazilian joy, that way of playing with a lot of grit, so I don’t think we need to do anything different. We’ll maintain consistency and attention to detail, but we want to keep showing our attacking game with the desire to score at every moment,” said Camilla Orlando.

Other World Cup matches

Saturday

South Korea vs. Italy – 10 a.m.

Sunday

Nigeria vs. Colombia – 10 a.m.

North Korea vs. Canada – 1:30 p.m.

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