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  • 8 months ago
The hoopla and pump might still be in the air.

But Coach Dwight Yorke isn't getting carried away by the win, insisting that there is still room for improvement.
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00:00Reflecting on the match, coach of the team Dwight York said he encouraged the
00:04team to play aggressively with the intention of extending the lead against
00:07Cuba. First to begin with I'm very happy with the outcome of the game that we
00:13went on to win the game relatively comfortable although the sending off
00:20might obviously have played a part in it. I like the team how we approached the
00:24game we talked about being aggressive and stay on the front foot and try to
00:30extend the lead rather than try to protect the lead. However he did note
00:33that there was room for improvement. Overall I'm happy with how we played but
00:40there's so many things that I'm not particularly happy with and the way how
00:45we the transition of the football and giving it away to pass with some sloppy
00:50passes at times really you know cause our own problems rather than really
00:56taking control especially when they went down to the 10 men but overall I can't
01:01be too critical. York said there's room now to celebrate after qualifying for
01:06the Gold Cup but they are aware of the challenges ahead regarding qualification
01:11for the World Cup. They are second in Group B in the second round of the
01:15tournament. We have a small matter to deal with and that's obviously St.
01:19Kitts Nevis on the 6th of June and Costa Rica on the 10th of June and as we
01:25know there are two teams that qualified for the knockout group stages and so we
01:30got some work to do and so St. Kitts Nevis will be our major focus going
01:35forward. I think there were a couple of sort of friendlies in between that will
01:40will probably be highlighted as as the months and weeks certainly looking
01:46forward to that but ultimately we are back refocusing and make sure that we
01:51we get to that knockout stage competition. He called for more support
01:56from the private sector as they attempt to advance further in the competition
02:00with the hopes of once again making it to a World Cup. Sergio Dufour, TV6 Sport.
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