In the upcoming match against their Group B rivals, Ireland’s Louise Quinn and Heather Payne are expected to overcome their injuries and be on the field. Striker Kyra Carusa vows that her team will seize the right opportunities this time, after missing crucial chances in their previous match against Australia.
Pauw, the coach, urges her team to be bold and take risks. She emphasizes not being afraid to lose the ball and not always opting for safe plays. The goal is to conquer the opponent’s territory.
Ireland will have strong support from their traveling fans and ex-pats. Carusa promises that they won’t let another opportunity slip away, as they did in the previous match.
Carusa reflects on the importance of making daring decisions and not being afraid to fail. She appreciates the encouragement from their coach, Vera, to be free and take risks. She mentions the inspiring moments she has observed in other World Cup games, where players and teams showed courage and made things happen.
Carusa emphasizes that their team is fearless and brave. She believes they can continue to display that fearlessness and bravery in the upcoming match.
Although there were doubts about Quinn’s fitness, an official statement from FAI confirms her availability. However, Pauw expressed concerns about her center-back during a press conference. Quinn seemed confident during a training session, but cameras were not allowed to capture her performance. Payne received attention from medics due to strapping on her right thigh and did not immediately join the football segment of the training session.
Canada is considering dropping veteran Chrissie Sinclair from the line-up but will welcome back Jessie Fleming, a midfielder from Chelsea.
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