Monday, December 26, 2011
Fabio Capello says England were 'lucky' to beat Wales at Wembley
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This was the first victory at Wembley in a year, meaning a draw against Montenegro in Podgorica next month will be enough to win G. There was an acceptance by Capello, however, that major improvements will be needed if this team is to finish in the final. England has been poor for long periods and, in the eyes of Capello, "suffered" in the last 15 minutes, while the Welsh were looking for the tie.Robert Earnshaw
horrible loss against a target Capello left huge relief. He acknowledged that his team is more a crisis of confidence at Wembley. "We were lucky, yes," said the Italian. "The moment that made the big mistake in front of goal was lucky that it was an incredible opportunity we have suffered greatly in the last 15 minutes. Did not play passes, pressing the ball and never the same when we play on the counter that does not speed, not a good time, no movement of the ball. We played well only in the last 20 minutes of the first half, but we needed for the entire game. We must be "owners" of the land. "I think probably we have lost confidence. Some players can usually escape or attack the target, they stop. We spent four or five balls, but n 'there were more players than ever this country. I always want three in front of goal, but we had no movement. We need to improve. We play better off we're at Wembley, where our opponents are playing with more courage and aggression. But I'm happy with the result, and sometimes it is more important. "- If the league is avoided, England will be tested by the world's best in their next two games at Wembley in a friendly match against Spain and the Netherlands in November and February, the staff of 'coaches want more convinced of his players. Wales, ranked 117th in the world could have scored a point here, Earnshaw shot on the bar 14 minutes of time
"at the end, things are not for us, but I am so proud of what we felt at ease in the second half. We play with them and have been a shame not not get the result. We will take a lot of positive things about it for the future. "
Capello said that the feeling of freedom Wales, born of an impasse in the group gave them a license to take risks.
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