Jakarta (beritajatim.com) – Canada will be one of the dark horses of the 2023 U-17 World Cup. Andrew Olivieri’s team is ready to create a surprise at this event.
Along with Panama, Mexico and the United States, Canada is the CONCACAF representative qualified for the 2023 U-17 World Cup. They are in Group B with Spain, Mali and Uzbekistan.
Among the three potential rivals, Spain is the one with priority. They are also reinforced by Marc Guiu, the FC Barcelona striker.
“I keep telling the players to focus their attention on the pitch. “I also think of the Spanish center forward, Marc Guiu,” Olivieri told the official FIFA website.
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However, Olivieri firmly asserted that his troops must always concentrate on the ground. Including during the match against Spain on Friday evening (11/10/2023) at Manahan Stadium, Surakarta.
“It doesn’t matter who he is or where he plays. What matters is how we are on the pitch. This must be applied to whoever we face. “It’s about sticking to the game plan and focusing on the right things,” he explained.
After facing Spain in the first match, Canada will face Uzbekistan on November 13 and Mali on November 16. (faw/ted)
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