Poland boss, Paulo Sousa has called on his squad to be aggressive in their Euro 2020 clash with Spain tonight.
Sousa’s side slumped to a 2-1 defeat against Slovakia in their opening game in Group E with La Roja drawing 0-0 against Sweden in Sevilla.
However. with Sweden edging out Slovakia in their second game of the tournament, the pressure has increased on both Sousa and Luis Enrique to secure a positive result tonight.
But despite going into the game as outsiders, Sousa is confident his team can keep themselves in the running for a last 16 place against Spain.
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“We are going to have less possession than against Slovakia, because we are facing a very technical team”, he told an interview with Marca.
“We always work to win the games, even difficult ones like tomorrow, so we will do our best against Spain.
“We have to show our strength and aggressiveness. We cannot create scoring chances for our opponents and the more aggressive we are, the more chances we have to win.
“We are working on our strategy, but we are working on our mentality. We have to show aggressiveness, determination and positivity.”
With Sweden now leading the way at the top of Group E, Spain are currently in third place in the group, with their final group game against rivals Slovakia on June 23.
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