Group E is probably the one with the most at stake given the ranking since Romania, Slovakia, Belgium and Ukraine have three points. For Rebrov, the solution is simple before Wednesday’s meeting: we must not calculate.
“I think it’s the journalists who are calculating, we know exactly what we have to do on our side and we have to aim for victory tomorrow. We have to be ready for all scenarios, we know our goal.”
Several Ukrainians experiencing some physical problems following the match against Slovakia: “We play matches which require a lot of physical intensity. When we look at the data against Slovakia, we see that our players ran an average of 10 km “Some won’t train today, but I’m sure everyone will be ready tomorrow,” Rebrov added.
He expects the Red Devils to be very offensive and he will want to watch out for Romelu Lukaku who, if he hadn’t had all his problems with VAR, would be the competition’s top scorer: “He’s a very great player, very vertical and it doesn’t surprise me that he creates a lot of chances for himself or that he creates them for others.”
Rebrov was accompanied by Serhiy Sydorchuk, who plays for Westerlo in the Jupiler Pro League. The latter, among other things, wanted to thank the Belgian citizens after the welcome he received: “I have experienced very beautiful moments so far. Whether at the supermarket or elsewhere, everyone is friendly with my family and me.
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