In his first match for the national team, the Belgian side was satisfied with a goalless draw in Ljubljana, after wasting scoring chances from Oli McBurney and debutant Robbie Ure.
Sebastian has finally started his career as the head coach of the Scotland national team with a draw (0:0) against Slovenia. Supporting the match in Group B1 of the Nations League, the 39-nation Belgian footballer focused on the team's ability to overcome difficulties and explained the tactical nuances of the game.
An appreciatively difficult first half for the Scots, they finally learned that their opponent had lost them in unfathomable football..
" It looked like a game in five zahisniks, but in truth, if the ball was small, it turned into a line with four. Therefore, it was very important for us to find a way to press, so we could go deep and low. This meant that we suffered,” the mentor said.
The coach emphasized the importance of such evidence for the team:.
“The first half taught us that we need to kindly steal the penalty area - be persistent and just suffer at once,” adding Kermanich.
In another time, the game has changed dramatically. Scotland was able to impose its football, and debutant Robbie Ure received a. .
“The emotions in the build-up after the match were positive, since we played the other half really well,” said the young specialist.
In the face of the pressure of the guests, the miracle of Slovenian goalkeeper Jan Oblak did not allow the Scots to open the rakhunok. The most embarrassed striker was Oli McBurney, who admitted that he could not sleep after losing a hundred hundredth chance for his first match for the national team in five years.
However, Sebastian categorically refused to deal with this tragedy and publicly support his attacking soldiers.
“I respect that we might have missed the mark in another half, but I don’t want to spoil the great topic of wasted moments. That may be the case. The lords of the attack viconated the majestic obsessive work at the pressing, perhaps, more, never before. Also, obviously, as a result of this, they simply lost their freshness at the final stage,” summed up the head coach.
Scotland will play their next match at home on Wednesday 29th against Switzerland.