My team does not come home empty handed – Satellite Trainer

Sports News from Saturday, February 9, 2019

Source: ghananewsagency.org

2019-02-09

Jimmy Cobblah, head coach of the 20-year-old Black Satellites national team, said his team knew what was ahead of them for Saturday's meeting against Mali in the Confederation Youth Championship. African Football (CAF) currently taking place in Niger.

According to Cobblah, his team was well prepared physically and psychologically in their total or opposite confrontation, as they were trying to reach the competition medal zone and would eventually qualify for the FIFA World Cup (FIFA) World Cup. ) Poland. in the year.

At a press conference in anticipation of tomorrow's meeting at General Seyni Kountche Stadium in Niger, Cobblah said: "We seem ready for this meeting and in times like this, it seems like you're already in the final phase of a competition, where you have to give your all to win.

"I always believe in one thing when I'm in a game, who can not wait to win, so my final destination is a draw and that's exactly what we're working on."

Answering questions about the spirit of his team, the former coach of Inter Allies said his boys were reacting well and that they would come out without fail.

"The boys are aware of what is at stake. They are aware that after this match, they go to the medal zone and I told them that it was not the time to return to Ghana empty-handed and to tell stories, but with a medal to show our glory, which is a medal, "he said.

The two teams enter tomorrow's match with three points each, with Ghana having a goal advantage over Mali that a draw could send them into the next round of the tournament, Senegal already reserving a place in the semifinals of the tournament. group B.