“If we win back, will they change the rules of football?”, the big trash talk from the Team France coach to Spanish streamers before the return match

On the eve of the return match between the French streamers and their Spanish counterparts, scheduled for this Saturday (7 p.m.) in the Atlético de Madrid stadium, Saïd Dorbani, the coach of Team France, gave a very incisive speech to his opponents at a press conference.

He added a little pepper to an already hot pan. On the eve of the return match between the French and Spanish streamers, scheduled for this Saturday (7 p.m.), Saïd Dorbani did not hesitate to be incisive during a press conference organized in the Atlético de Madrid stadium. The coach of Team France, led by Amine, notably planned on the possibility of beating DJMaRiiO’s teammates again, two years after dominating them in Paris (2-0). Without sparing his opponents, sitting next to him in the Colchoneros auditorium.

“Is it the end of the France-Spain rivalry if we win, I think so,” said Saïd, when asked about it. “They changed thirteen players. If we win again, what are they going to do? They are going to change the rules of football or the dimensions of the cages? At some point, it will no longer be a football match, so if we win, it will is the end. They will be able to face other teams or other countries, that’s not what’s missing.”

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“The pressure will be on the Spaniards”

Concerning the hostile reception that Madrid supporters promise to give to the Blues, Saïd was extremely calm. “We are not worried,” he assured. “We know that the Spaniards are intelligent and responsible people. It is also the job of all of us. There will be a few whistles but I am not at all worried. We are confident and calm about that. We know that that is going to be a football match and there will be nothing more, neither before, nor during, nor after.”

The creator of the YouTube channel “Pieds Carrés” believes, on the other hand, that the weight of expectations risks weighing heavier on the shoulders of the Spaniards this time: “Having experienced that on the way out, I think that the pressure will be on DJMaRiiO and the Spanish. There will be more than 30,000 people who have paid and spent money to see them play. If it goes badly, they will feel some pressure. There are sponsors who have put in the money. After one or two lost balls, they will start to lose their means, we know what it is like, we played at home two years ago, so I think it’s more of them. .