“The Balance Sheet Was Positive”

After the International friendly in Congo what balance sheet can you give?

I think globally the balance sheet was positive. We had youths who elaborated our style of play. I am talking about the match against the Democratic Republic of Congo where we won 1-0. What was important was not to win the match but to see the capacity of our youths who are capable of elaborating the model of play that we have been working on all this while. There was also the second match against the Republic of Congo. There it was also a question of seeing other youths. It was a different team and to see how they too will perform on the field. We saw some elements but there is still much to be done as well. That will enable to have more ideas for the next competition.

Which are the compartments that you think can be worked on before the next challenges?  

Already we have stared preparing the match against Rwanda. Concerning weaknesses we have noticed that there are many things that we have to do at the level of the finishing and also the defence. We must look for solution at the level of the defence. The solution we know it already. Our model of play is based essentially on ball conservation, elaboration of the game in camp of the adversaries, high pressure and finishing. If we can elaborate and we can go and play high on the camp of the adversaries and if we cannot finalise I think there is a problem. So...