England, the soccer hotbed, seems to be gripped by an inertia that soccer doesn't want to go to work. However, this year, the desire for a breakthrough in English soccer is like a prairie fire, igniting the enthusiasm of countless fans. Many close friends have embarked on a trip to Germany to cheer on the Three Lions. The first match of the group stage with Serbia is not only a competition for qualification, but also a test of the warrior's will. It is worth mentioning that Serbia has made it to the final week for the first time since its independence, and such a historic moment has undoubtedly injected extra motivation into the team.
Serbia charges forward with the Twin Towers
In the warm-up match, Serbia swept Sweden with a score of 3-0. The outstanding performances of Aleksandar Mizunovic, Nikolaas Milenkovic and Dusin Tedic won the match for the team and added confidence for the upcoming matches. Facing their arch rivals England in the same group, head coach Stuart Goldwick will continue to rely on Tedji's passing ability, while the twin towers of Mizuvia and Dusin Wahovia will pose a huge threat to England's defense.
England's national team has a star-studded lineup, with Halimaguni and Kialisu missing out, but the rest of the players on the roster are very strong. Coach Shovki knows that England can't afford to lose against Serbia. Especially in the warm-up match, the team was defeated by Iceland with a score of 0-1, which made Shuufki realize that the team must maintain the mental state of 12 points. Given that the two sides have different attacking abilities, the match is expected to be a fierce attacking soccer duel, and England is expected to open the door to victory by virtue of the strength of its players.
