Nathan Ngoy praises team win ahead of match in France

Lille defender Nathan Ngoy assessed his defensive performance following a recent international outing, acknowledging his strong work in duels and anticipation while admitting a momentary lapse in discipline during the fixture.

Nathan Ngoy Analyzes Defensive Display and Tension Moments

Reflecting on the match, Ngoy noted that his performance would have been flawless if not for a cautioned moment of tension. Speaking to journalists, the defender smiled when asked if the outing was his best since the start of the national team gathering, stating that every match brings different challenges but confirming that his display was solid overall.

On the collective front, the Lille player praised the team’s victory while pointing out areas for improvement. He remarked that the squad made the task somewhat difficult by allowing too many spaces on the pitch and failing to retain possession effectively throughout the encounter.

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Midfielder Kevin De Bruyne, named man of the match, discussed tactical preferences following the fixture. While avoiding any mention of Rudi Garcia, De Bruyne acknowledged that the tactical approach of van Bommel suits his style better.

Looking ahead to the upcoming fixture against France, squad availability remains a central talking point. Players including Lammens, Mechele, Ngoy, Castagne, Godts, and De Ketelaere remain in contention to feature. In contrast, both Kevin De Bruyne and Youri Tielemans are suspended for the upcoming match, removing them from selection consideration. Ngoy emphasized that the squad is prepared to travel with clear intentions to press forward, regardless of who features in the starting lineup.

Nathan Ngoy praises team win ahead of match in France
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