Following the draw in Hamburg last evening, the coach of the national team Silvinjo gave his reaction on Albania’s group and rivals in the finals of the European Championship 2024. He stressing that the red and blacks team will do its do the best on this European championship.

“It is a difficult group. Our opponents are used to playing in the European and World Cup finals. We talk about strong teams like Spain, Italy, Croatia… However, we have to try using our best possibilities. We have done well so far in the qualifiers against the Czech Republic and Poland. In 90 minutes, everything can happen. We will go to play football and do our best,” he said.

Coach Silvinjo also said that, “The players are happy that they will go to the finals of a European Championship. It was a dream and it is a dream for all of us. Now, we will use this opportunity”./p.s./

During the press conference on the eve of the start of the preparatory phase for the two challenges, which will take place next week, Silvinjo said that, “These are decisive matches; we expect difficult matches starting from Moldova”, said Silvinjo.

According to him, calculations are not valid in football. “Thus, we need one point, but a 90-minute match is impossible to be played for just one point; we always go for the maximum,” said the Red and Blacks coach

The Brazilian coach rated the match against Moldova as quite important, since it has not suffered any loss at home, so far.

Asked about Broja’s absence, he said that the forward player has not been with Chelsea since October due to an injury. Meanwhile, speaking about the second challenge, the one against the Faroe Islands, Sivlinjo said that everything will depend on the result with Moldova.

The Albanian national football team plays the last two qualifying challenges for the European 2024. In group E, Sylvinho’s red and blacks travel to Moldova on November 17 and on November 20 they await the representative of the Faroe Islands in Tirana.

In group E, Albania holds first place with 13 points, followed by the Czech Republic with 11, Poland with 10, Moldova with 9 and the Faroe Islands with only one point. /p.s./