Match
Jorge Vilda stepped in front of the media ahead of the Spain vs. Netherlands quarterfinal at the World Cup. His message was unwavering: he trusts his twenty-three players and has no intention of making changes. The coach made it clear that every member of the squad has earned his confidence, and no adjustments will be announced before kickoff.
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Match
Spain is expected to be an active presence on the field. The team has studied their opponents closely, analyzing potential shifts in the game plan they might encounter. There is acknowledgment that rivals have the capacity to adapt when facing Spain, but the focus remains on preparation. The players themselves conveyed a sense of readiness, stressing that the squad’s approach is clear and the strategies are ready to be executed when the whistle blows.
In the view of the Spanish camp, the match will hinge on regional battles and the micro-duels that unfold in midfield. The coaching staff highlighted the quality of their counterparts, noting players who excel in building a cohesive unit and controlling the tempo of the game. The plan includes exploiting wide areas and testing the dynamics on the flanks, with an emphasis on maintaining balance and exploiting gaps as they appear on the field.
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The captain’s value is seen as immense. The coach expressed immense satisfaction with the squad and every member who can embody the team’s core values. He noted that he feels as if he has twenty-three captains within the group, each contributing leadership and spirit in their own way.
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When discussing familiarity with Spain among opposing players, the coach mentioned a few who are well-known to the team, including Egurrola, Van der Gragt, Marten, and Van Dongen. He stressed there are no secrets, and that the opponents understand the methods and philosophy the team adheres to. The players know each other well and comprehend the approach that guides their play.
There was particular praise for Marten, recognized for delivering a strong performance at the World Cup. The coach noted that he has not only grown into his new role but also taken on responsibilities that have raised his level of play as the tournament progressed.
On Damaris Egurrola and the reported tensions surrounding selectable players, the response was firm: none of the twenty-three will be swapped for anyone else. The focus remains on what the current squad brings to the team and the security of keeping the core group intact as they prepare for the next challenge.