Wednesday’s defeat left Finland with hopes of promoting the League of Nations, a match before the end of the group.

Pressure on the Danish coach had increased further after disappointing results in the September and October games, when Finland had suffered two losses to Belarus.

After the match in Tirana, Finnish fans expressed their disappointment, as their representative has four consecutive straight-up matches from the open game. However, Friis has not been disturbed by the criticism.

Calm down, that was his answer. I’m convinced of my work. The main coach is always to blame. I don’t care about that. I am interested in football players, and the fact that we are taking steps in the right direction has declared Friis.

On the other hand, goalkeeper Lucas Hradeky stood up for the coach, stressing that the staff is working to improve the situation.

The technical stafi is doing everything he can. There’s been sleepless nights. We’re thinking about how to improve this situation and we’re working together, Hradeky said.

Finland is confident of third place in the C1 group, despite the result of the latest match against San Marinos, which takes place on 15 November. 

Source Layer: RTKLive