A day after the 2-0 loss to Denmark in the opening of the 2022 World Cup qualifying campaign, and although there is already another game against Scotland in the first round, national team coach Willy Rotensteiner has not moved to the agenda on ability at the game in Bloomfield.
The coach arrived charged at a meeting held after the Sabbath and visited the players in public. Although the coach did not mention names, some of the complaints seemed to be directed at the defensive players. “For many minutes you were lacking in concentration and without tactical discipline about things I told you to be,” Rotensteiner said angrily. “You did not come prepared even though we worked on it in training and I showed you at the meetings. It is impossible not to follow my instructions, we work on a pressure game and come to the game and do not do it.”
Meanwhile, all the corona tests of the team players and the professional team have returned negative ahead of the game against Scotland. As you may recall, Biram Kiel, who was called up in place of the injured Eyal Golsa, also underwent a lightning test before joining his teammates. Matan Baltexa was also asked to do a corona test in case he was invited.