FLASH
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The former coach of Kosovo, Primozh Gliha, has analyzed the 2-2 draw between Croatia and Albania, emphasizing that the Reds and Blacks usually start the matches well and then fall as the minutes pass.
" It is an Albanian tradition that they start hard and then run out of fuel. But it's interesting how they went from the grave to the bottom and the way Croatia was at the bottom, it's a big psychological problem. Coaches used to say "never look at the scoreboard", just focus on the game and think it will last another 100 minutes, so you can last as long as possible on the pitch. The moment you worry about the table and not about your game, then you are not 100% sure of yourself ", said Gliha for "24Sata".
" Croatia also revived, there were chances, but they had difficulties. When they had to fall psychologically, they found themselves again. Psychology is a miracle. When a young player thinks that he will play better when he is older in age, that he will find it easier, but it is nothing simpler. A small mistake, a lack of concentration and then you wonder how it is possible that at this age I make these mistakes. They wanted the game to end as quickly as possible when they were 2-1 up and that was a small mistake.
There were also 10 minutes of play when the players started to do the calculations and that's when the fall started, when the ball goes out and the player lies on the field after touching it with his foot, there were no such things. There was a lack of stoppages, lying on the grass, we saw Mbape do it, it doesn't matter if it's pretty to look at or not. This is a tournament and you have to put yourself in position to get past your opponent even then.
The Croatians are in the same situation as before the match with Albania. They were looking for the three points and they didn't get it, now it starts all over again. But they were looking for the three points, there were more opportunities against Albania than they will have against the Italians. The change of generations is a problem in every team, even in countries with hundreds of millions of citizens ", said the former coach of Kosovo.
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