The Indian women's national team would strive for their first victory this year, when he meets here on Saturday in an international friendly with the United Arab Emirates.
The Blue Tiger has not won the five matches so far this year, although all were against the European teams of the higher rankings.
57-Member Indians would be in a friendly match, which will be played in preparation for the AFC Asian Cup, which this country will host in January, by v year 2021 they were looking for their first win of the year 2021 against the United Arab Emirates, which are ranked by FIFA at 100. place. – Február.
Thomas Denner's men will then take on Tunisia at the same venue on Monday, which is in the FIFA list on 77. place.
After spending a month in Jamshedpur at the national camp under Denner's watch, the players are looking forward to their first international match in six months. They last played in an interstate match in April and suffered a loss 1:2 against Belarus.
"We put a lot of effort into all the sessions. We will complete five technical-tactical meetings, we attend running meetings, we also play friendly matches against the home team. We are training hard for the Asian Cup next year,Denner said.
The UEFA Professional License coach brings to the team his own philosophy about the beautiful game, and it is in this that the whole team strives for a balance in attack and defense.
"When it comes to defense, our team must be organized. Every player must know exactly, what to do. We want, to make the team compact and we are working on it," said the Swede, who took charge of the team earlier this year.
“A potom tiež chceme, for this compact team to get the ball back, and when we do, of course, sometimes we want quick counter attacks and sometimes we want to slow him down and play the ball,” vysvetlil.
Denner hopes, that a good run for India in the Asia Cup will help popularize women's football in the country.
"The mission is to have a successful Asian Cup next year. Women's football is huge in Sweden. In Nigeria, where I also trained, is football like a religion. In India, perhaps the popularity is not so great. But that is also one of the exciting parts of this job for me," he said.
"If we have a successful tournament, it can be huge for India. And when you look at the game, physically and tactically I must say, that we have many players, who can play at a very high level."
