The Europa League is on fire, and the Group B2 English clash is of particular interest, with Ireland hosting England. England, with the strength of the Three Lions, has beaten the Sun on the battlefield, but with the team's new coach in place, this is a battle of landmarks for caretaker captain Carsley. However, due to the absence of the main players, Casley may not adopt an overly aggressive attacking strategy; England's last 6 matches, 5 games to start the game, facing Ireland, which is good at defense, half-time to tie is not far-fetched.
England had advanced to two consecutive Euro finals, but unfortunately became runners-up twice. After last year's final defeat to Spain, coach Shuufki announced his resignation. Now, Casley is temporarily in charge of the Three Lions. But Kasli's position in the team is far less than Shuufki. Since he took over the team, midfielder Zudi Binningham withdrew from the election due to injury, and Golpenma and Phil Cotton also announced that they would leave the team together with Onitsugujins. The British soccer team did not announce the injury status of the three men, and it seems that it will take some time for the coach and the players to bond with each other.
The players available at Casley's disposal mainly include U21 level players such as Madouki, Anzu Gomes, Kibiswetter and Leaf. As for other players from the Shuffleboard era, such as Halikani, Halimaguni, Stones and other veterans, they will work hand in hand with the new generation of players and the new coach, especially Shuffleboard's tactical system, and the British team is expected to continue its current style of play.
Ireland failed to qualify for the Euros, swallowing three eggs in a tough loss to Portugal in their warm-up match in early June. Of course, they don't want to lose too badly and are expected to tighten up their defense. Up front, 19-year-old Ayun Ferguson will carry the load. In the first half, the team played steadily and keeping the tie is not impossible.
