<p>India coach Wim Koevermans admitted it is going to be a tough final on Sunday but complimented his boys for putting up a strong defence against a quality Cameroon side.<br /><br />The two teams will meet in the final on Sunday and Koevermans said his team is ready for the match despite its 0-1 loss on Friday.<br /><br />“It was an enjoyable match. The goal shouldn’t have happened but the boys played on. Slowly we got more of the game,” Koevermans said.</p>.<p> “I am proud of the boys the way we defended. The individual qualities of Cameroon would stand out in some situations but we played very aggressive and won lot of balls. <br /><br />We didn’t kick the ball away but looked to keep it. I was disappointed with the penalty. It was a clear tackle but these things happen. Overall I am pleased. We are ready for the final”.<br /><br />India made five changes in the side and Koevermans said he wanted to give everyone a chance.<br /><br />“I wanted to rest some players and test some at this level. Alwyn George showed his presence. <br /><br />“The boys are good enough to deliver. It is a good foundation for long-term preparation,” he said.<br /><br /> “It will be a tough game on Sunday. There will be fresh players from both the teams.” <br />Cameroon coach Emmanuel Bosso said the preparations for the final will be different.<br />“It was a simple match. It was an opportunity to play for some players. I told them to play and those who played showed they can also play.<br /><br />“But final is another matter. Preparations will be different and we will do our bet. They (India) are also preparing something bigger for the final,” said Bossom.<br /><br />The coach also informed that Cameroon legend Roger Milla, who lost his elder brother, will not be coming for the final.<br /></p>
<p>India coach Wim Koevermans admitted it is going to be a tough final on Sunday but complimented his boys for putting up a strong defence against a quality Cameroon side.<br /><br />The two teams will meet in the final on Sunday and Koevermans said his team is ready for the match despite its 0-1 loss on Friday.<br /><br />“It was an enjoyable match. The goal shouldn’t have happened but the boys played on. Slowly we got more of the game,” Koevermans said.</p>.<p> “I am proud of the boys the way we defended. The individual qualities of Cameroon would stand out in some situations but we played very aggressive and won lot of balls. <br /><br />We didn’t kick the ball away but looked to keep it. I was disappointed with the penalty. It was a clear tackle but these things happen. Overall I am pleased. We are ready for the final”.<br /><br />India made five changes in the side and Koevermans said he wanted to give everyone a chance.<br /><br />“I wanted to rest some players and test some at this level. Alwyn George showed his presence. <br /><br />“The boys are good enough to deliver. It is a good foundation for long-term preparation,” he said.<br /><br /> “It will be a tough game on Sunday. There will be fresh players from both the teams.” <br />Cameroon coach Emmanuel Bosso said the preparations for the final will be different.<br />“It was a simple match. It was an opportunity to play for some players. I told them to play and those who played showed they can also play.<br /><br />“But final is another matter. Preparations will be different and we will do our bet. They (India) are also preparing something bigger for the final,” said Bossom.<br /><br />The coach also informed that Cameroon legend Roger Milla, who lost his elder brother, will not be coming for the final.<br /></p>
