On July 7, Beijing time, as the quarter-final of the European Cup is getting closer and closer, the match between the Netherlands and Turkey has become the focus of attention. Before the match, the key player of the Dutch team, Scholten, attended the press conference and expressed his views on the team's preparation, personal status and the upcoming match.
Schouten began by expressing his anticipation and preparation for the race: "I am fully prepared for Saturday's race. Although I was a bit stiff after the last race, after resting and recovering, I have been able to participate in all the training today. This is a positive sign for me and I believe I have adjusted to my best."
Speaking about the last game, Thorsten showed a calm and reflective attitude: "We know that we didn't play our best in the last game, so we need to analyze that game critically. We have to find out what went wrong and try to improve. Only then will we be able to do better against Turkey and put them in a difficult position."
For Turkey, a brand new opponent, Scholten expressed his full attention: "Turkey is a strong opponent, and their style and playing method are different from the teams we met before. Therefore, we need to make some targeted adjustments to better adapt to their game rhythm and tactical arrangements."
In addition, Thorsten also talked about the yellow card issue on himself: "I wouldn't have wanted to get a yellow card for any reason, but sometimes in soccer you have to make some sacrifices for the good of the team. If I have to take a yellow card for a team win or a better result, then I'm willing to accept the decision. But more importantly, we need to perform better in soccer while staying energized to make sure we can play our best in the game."
Finally, Schouten emphasized the importance of the team's unity and confidence: "We believe in our own strength and our ability to defeat any opponent. In the coming matches, we will continue to maintain our unity and confidence and fight for the honor of Dutch soccer."
