Orange has learned the lessons of a duel with the United States: “ be smarter in conversion ”

According to the Atlético Madrid player, the points to improve lie in the switch. “One of the lessons is that we have to be smarter when changing. Both when we conquer the ball and when we lose it. It’s our biggest profit. In the second half against America, it was a lot. spent better. much more. I think that’s a point of profit. “

Focus on Kosovo

In recent days, attention has shifted from the match with the world number one to number 125, Kosovo, the Orange opponent tonight. Another challenge according to midfielder Sherida Spitse, for whom the title of top scorer in qualifying calls out to us. “We will attack a lot and we can improve too.”

Whichever way you twist or twist it, the opposition the USA gave, the Netherlands didn’t have in qualifying for the European Championship. It’s a world of difference. The Netherlands have been well qualified for a long time and nothing is at stake against Kosovo. The question is not whether the Netherlands will win, but by how much.

The Dutch team had a problem-free qualification with a maximum score after nine games, with no less than 42 goals in favor and 3 goals against. After the 7-0 victory over Estonia in October, qualifying was a given. The team will defend their European Championship title in the summer of 2022.

Orange trained on Monday ahead of the match against Kosovo for the last time in 2020.