Ghana's coach Otto : ‘We have overcome the  pain of loss from Portugal... we strive for a significant result against Korea

 
Ghana's coach Otto Add confirmed that the players of his team are waiting for a strong battle against South Korea on Monday, in the second round of Group H in the World Cup, stressing that all players are seeking to strive for significant results when they clash with South Korea.
Ghana, who lost their opening game to Portugal, are seeking their first points in Group H against the Koreans, who kicked off with a 0-0 draw against Uruguay, and are well aware of the threat Son will pose at Al Rayyan’s Education City Stadium.
"The South Korean national team is very strong, but we have a plan and we hope to achieve the best," Addo said in the presentation press conference. "We are happy that our team continues to learn and improve constantly."
He added, "We have overcome the loss against Portugal and are focusing on the next match. Our players performed well and are fully prepared, and we will try to fill the gaps, exploit the spaces and deal with the ball correctly."
He added, "We have overcome the loss pains against Portugal and are focusing on the next game. Our players performed well and are fully prepared, we will try to fill the gaps, exploit the spaces and deal with the ball correctly."
He praised the Korean star Son Heung, saying: "Son Heung-min is a distinguished attacking soccer and has a high degree of discipline." Ghana suffered a 3-2 loss to Portugal to begin their group play Thursday, while South Korea holds Uruguay to a 0-0 draw at the FIFA World Cup in Qatar.