Hungarian coach: If Portugal is lacking in fighting spirit when facing Ronaldo, it means he shouldn t play

September 9th news At 2:45 am on September 10, in the European group stage of the World Cup, Hungary faced Portugal at home. Before the game, Hungarian coach Marco Rossi talked about the game at a press conference.

◉ Regarding the last round of matches against Ireland and referee penalty

Marco Rossi said: "The referee's referee's penalty has certainly had an impact on many things. In addition to Sarai Roland, who must be absent, don't forget that several players received yellow cards and are at risk of suspension. Referees, like players, must understand that it is important. These decisions may seriously affect a team's subsequent games."

"Our task is to stay focused. We will compare with the huge audience, many families and children. The key is that no matter what, always have a smile on his face. "

◉ About the role of Sobosloy

"Sobo is our most capable player. Don't forget that he is also a superstar and knows how to deal with pressure! Especially in Hungary, people always have high expectations for him, including goals and assists. But we should not forget that he is also a human being, and he may also have times of poor performance."

◉ About the game and motivation with Portugal

"Who can recover after this game Physical fitness is important. At the same time, it should be pointed out that my Portuguese colleague Roberto Martinez has a deeper lineup. If I am happy for the good results, it means we can go home with points. We must strive to win, at least get a draw. I am also very clear that we face many difficulties. Most importantly, players must go all out on the court and play with their souls! If a player has the opportunity to play against a team with many world-class stars and legendary Ronaldo is present, if he does not have a high fighting spirit at this time, it means he has chosen the wrong choice. Professional, we should not play football. We have to leave the game with our heads held high and make them difficult! We must never lose hope! Everything in football can happen."

◉ About the opportunity to advance to the World Cup

"We have no more sufficient reason to be optimistic now than in the past forty years. Of course, I am very happy that the fans are optimistic. Because in Hungary, if there is half water in the cup, many people will feel that it is only half a cup left, and everyone is often pessimistic. Because of this, I am particularly happy that we have fans who support us so much."