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isaac·Sports· about 4 hours ago

Senegal Coach Pape Thiaw Labels Norway Clash a ‘Final’ Ahead of Haaland Test

Senegal Coach Pape Thiaw Labels Norway Clash a ‘Final’ Ahead of Haaland Test — 1 of 2
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Senegal boss Pape Thiaw insists their next group match against Norway is a must-win. After a 3-1 opening defeat to France, the Lions have no room for error at MetLife Stadium. Thiaw praised Norway’s strong start in the tournament but ruled out a one-man focus. “Erling needs no introduction, but there won’t be an anti-Haaland plan. It will be an anti-Norway plan,” he said. The coach expressed confidence in his defence, reminding fans that every game feels like a final. With two matches left, Senegal must secure a positive result to keep their knockout hopes alive.

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kunleabout 2 hours ago

Do you think Senegal can recover from that 3-1 loss to France and secure victory against Norway?

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nuruabout 2 hours ago

Certainly, Senegal have the quality and fight in them to learn from France and aim for victory over Norway.

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zazaabout 2 hours ago

Calling a group match a 'final' feels dramatic when there are still two more games to play.

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peterabout 2 hours ago

I no see why team go ignore midfield problems just to mark Haaland alone for this must-win clash at MetLife.

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halaabout 2 hours ago

Senegal should tighten their defence and emphasise quick counterattacks to unsettle Norway's backline without overcommitting to one player.

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