Andriy Lunin: "If you want to get to the Euros, you have to beat anyone"

26.03.2024 13:00

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Goalkeeper of the national team of Ukraine Andriy Lunin shared his expectations from the match with Iceland.

Blue and yellow finish last preparation before the decisive meeting with the Icelanders. Goalkeeper Andriy Lunin spoke about the mood of the national team for the match.

"Everything is fine, the training went well, we tried the turf. The field is average, but now is the time of year... The mood in the team is fighting, it cannot be otherwise. A decisive game remains. You have to prepare as best as possible and give everything.

Iceland is much more difficult than Bosnia and Herzegovina, because it is an organized team, even more powerful. In my opinion, with a little more experience. The game will be much harder and more difficult, more demanding. That's what we were going for. If you want to get to the Euros, you have to beat anyone.

The difficult situation in Ukraine affects us every day. A lot has already been said about it: when you go to training, and all the news jumps out at you. It is not harder for us than for people in Ukraine, but it has its own effect. We will do everything to make the country and people happy. It's a little, but it's important," Andriy Lunin said.

We would like to remind you that the final match of the Euro 2024 qualifying play-off between the national teams of Ukraine and Iceland will take place today, March 26, at the Tarczyński Arena Wroclaw stadium in Wroclaw, Poland, and will start at 20:45 p.m. local time (21:45 p.m. Kyiv time).