After Greece struggled to pose any kind of attacking threat against Sweden and went down 2-0 in their opening game of Euro 2008, coach Otto Rehhagel blamed a lack of passion from the current holders of the European Championships, he said:
“The Greeks didn’t play with heart like they normally do, and the Swedes pushed us hard, some players were unable to play at the level I expected. They tried hard but it wasn’t enough. The first half didn’t go as we planned – we didn’t play high enough up the pitch and then we lost Zlatan Ibrahimovic for a moment, which left us a goal down. We will have to show a tougher side of us in the next match.”
Russia are Greece’s next opponents on June 14th and they will need a result against them as they’ll face Spain who have started the tournament very well four days later.
Real Madrid reportedly strike £120m agreement for Enzo Fernandez- Paul Scholes Says Marcus Rashford Should Make Shock Arsenal Move
- Romano reveals Man Utd plan after Ederson as £50.5m player heads for exit
- Liverpool Stunned as Ibrahima Konate Was Open to Man Utd or Chelsea Move
- Alex Scott Contract Delay Puts Man Utd and Chelsea on Alert
- Rafael Leao Offered to Arsenal as Man Utd Twist Changes the Picture
- Arsenal line up Julian Alvarez talks as Barcelona battle hands Gunners major hook
- Andoni Iraola gives Liverpool ‘yes’ as new Reds era begins with backroom team revealed
- PSG Cool Julián Álvarez Interest, Leaving Atlético Madrid Clear Path
- Arsenal, Chelsea or Man City? Ranking the Best Destinations for Rafael Leão
You must be logged in to post a comment Login