Poland coach: He thinks we are closer to victory and joked with Koeman about beating the Netherlands in the World Cup

In the ninth round of the World Cup preliminaries on Friday night, the Polish team drew 1-1 at home with the Netherlands. In the post-match interview, Poland coach Jan Urban said he was satisfied with the game and revealed his conversation with opponent coach Koeman.
Regarding the situation of this game, Yang Urban said: "I am satisfied with this game. What I hope to see is that the team takes another step forward, and it is against a very high-quality opponent, but we are at our own home court, and I think we did this. We created more opportunities than in the first game and had the ball longer. For the fans, come Said, the game also looks good."
Yang Urban: "The important thing is that the players are eager to come to the national team because they feel the warmth of this united group - this is a great thing, because it is helpful to the team."
As for the question of whether Zelinsky is the best player, Yang Urban said: "This is a question of evaluation. It seems like he played very well and players like that are always appreciated - for me, Koziola played a very good game, Kaminski also played well and Tsiolkovsky handled the game with ease. So apart from that, I think we got the result. Closer to victory."
Jan Urban also revealed an exchange between him and Dutch coach Koeman: "I said to Koeman, maybe we will meet in the World Cup and we will beat them there, but I did not use the exact same word. (Laughs)"
During the game, some fans set off fireworks in the stands and caused a certain degree of commotion. In this regard, Yang Urban criticized mercilessly: "This should not happen. Imagine if we were playing in the play-offs, but we were asked to close the stands. What is this for? This is not necessary for anyone, but some people just don't understand this."
source:ty so 7m cn