Senegal burst into that tournament by defeating reigning champions France and the dreadlocked Cisse has shared those memories with his players ahead of their date with England. “He was part of that great team in 2002 and I think the team really trusts him because of that experience he had as player. “Beating England would be a tremendous achievement, I don’t know how important it would rate compared to the victory in 2002, that was important as well. Bogaert explained that Senegal has done their homework and have paid special attention to set pieces – a part of the game where England have been particularly dangerous in recent years. “We’ve identified some things and the most important thing is set pieces can be decisive in these top matches,” said Bogaert.
