TC Sports, Manang coaches expect a fighting semifinal

Mohammed Nizam, the head coach of TC Sports Club, Maldives looked very much confident to play in the final of the Sheikh Kamal International Club Cup football tournament when they will take on Manang Marshyangdi Club Nepal in the semifinal today.

The match will take place at 6:30 pm at the MA Aziz Stadium in Chittagong.
TC Sports Club, who stormed into the semifinal as the unbeaten Group A champions with two wins and a draw, coach Nizam in his address in the pre-match press conference yesterday said that he has confidence to win today’s match.
“Regarding tomorrow’s match, It would not be easy game, definitely it would be very tough than the previous matches, we will try to continue our steady game in the semifinal as we did in the group matches.” “Of course they are strong side, I believe they are strong and as well as very competitive side and no way to underestimate them,” said Nizam.
Nizam about the advantage of his team said, “When we got confirmation of our participation and I have been training the players and I am lucky to have some players experienced playing at national level and also played in the AFC championship and they are really experienced players.”
Chhiring Lopsang Gurung, head coach of Manag Marshyangdi team of Nepal, with some respect to their opponents said, “Maldives are their group winners, they have some good players, foreign players are also good. It will be a fighting encounter.”
Chhiring, who was very careful expressing about his team’s expectation and the match said, “Every team want to win, we are prepared, who could avail the scoring chances will win the match.”
“We observed Maldives, tactics and technique, in the group matches we were not physically built like our opponents. Every team have plans I hope we will be able to destroy the Maldives defense,” Chhiring replied to a query.
TC Sports captain Nafiu Ali and his Nepalese counterpart Anil Gurung were also present during the media conference.

 

TC Sports, Manang coaches expect a fighting semifinal

Mohammed Nizam, the head coach of TC Sports Club, Maldives looked very much confident to play in the final of the Sheikh Kamal International Club Cup football tournament when they will take on Manang Marshyangdi Club Nepal in the semifinal today. The match will take place at 6:30 pm at the MA Aziz Stadium in Chittagong. TC Sports Club, who stormed into the semifinal as the unbeaten Group A champions with two wins and a draw, coach Nizam in his address in the pre-match press conference yesterday said that he has confidence to win todays match. Regarding tomorrows match, It would not be easy game, definitely it would be very tough than the previous matches, we will try to continue our steady game in the semifinal as we did in the group matches. Of course they are strong side, I believe they are strong and as well as very competitive side and no way to underestimate them, said Nizam. Nizam about the advantage of his team said, When we got confirmation of our participation and I have been training the players and I am lucky to have some players experienced playing at national level and also played in the AFC championship and they are really experienced players. Chhiring Lopsang Gurung, head coach of Manag Marshyangdi team of Nepal, with some respect to their opponents said, Maldives are their group winners, they have some good players, foreign players are also good. It will be a fighting encounter. Chhiring, who was very careful expressing about his teams expectation and the match said, Every team want to win, we are prepared, who could avail the scoring chances will win the match. We observed Maldives, tactics and technique, in the group matches we were not physically built like our opponents. Every team have plans I hope we will be able to destroy the Maldives defense, Chhiring replied to a query. TC Sports captain Nafiu Ali and his Nepalese counterpart Anil Gurung were also present during the media conference.