Guinea’s defensive frailties were exposed by Madagascar and the Liverpool star has insisted that they must avoid making mistakes at the back in their next game versus Nigeria. Keita said at the mixed zone on Saturday: “I think we have to play forward and we have to try to play with aggression. Meanwhile, Coach Paul Put bemoaned his team’s defensive showing against Madagascar, saying his wards have to be better organised against Nigeria. Reacting to the game, the head coach of the Syli Nationale believed his side could have done better in the way they defended. I think we dominated a big part of the game [against Madagascar].

Source: The Guardian June 24, 2019 01:30 UTC