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We are not up to the mark technically, says coach Dennerby
10/15/2022 10:38:37 PM

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BHUBANESWAR, Oct 15: The Indian team is not up to the mark technically, coach Thomas Dennerby on Saturday concluded after his side bowed out of the FIFA U-17 Women's World Cup with back-to-back losses. Hosts India conceded three goals in the second half to suffer a humiliating 0-3 defeat to Morocco in their second Group A match and crash out of the tournament here on Friday. Before the loss to Morocco, India were thrashed 8-0 by the USA in their opener, with Brazil awaiting the hosts in their last match.
"I am proud of my girls for their performance yesterday but not very happy with the result at the end. But they gave it all on the pitch," said Dennerby.
"I know we are out of the tournament but still I am happy about the way my girls fought till the end. Our fitness level wasn't a problem. But we are not up to the mark technically. This is one area where we need to work harder," he pointed out.
After keeping their rivals at bay till the half time, India conceded thrice after the break in front of a strong crowd at the Kalinga Stadium.
"I was trying to organise our team game for so long and have been practising to play the final and the crucial pass with accuracy. We should have scored one when Anita was in a one-on-one situation with the rival keeper in the second half," the 64-year-old said.
"Football is mainly a sport of skills and we have a little bit more to do in this area. That's the truth," he said.
Meanwhile, defender Shubhangi Singh, who had a good day in the office against Morocco, said, "Yes the result is disappointing but we did our best. We wanted to take every chance we could. Personally, for me, it was really a challenge to tackle and hold back Morocco attackers, but I was focused to give them a tough fight."
The result notwithstanding, the Young Tigresses displayed a fighting spirit against Morocco and dished out a strong performance at the back as well as in the middle of the field.
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