Coupe du monde 2026 : Amara Traoré livre les clés pour relancer les Lions face à la Norvège et à l’Irak
In the wake of Senegal's 3-1 defeat to France in their opening match of the 2026 World Cup, analyses are pouring in. Former Lions coach Amara Traoré shared his perspective on this disappointing performance and offered suggestions for how the Senegalese team can bounce back in their next two matches against Norway and Iraq.
In a post on his Facebook page, the Senegalese coach believes that the staff will have to carry out a thorough analysis of the match in order to understand the reasons for the drop in performance observed after the break.
"One of the solutions for the Lions' two remaining matches will involve a clear-eyed assessment, particularly of the team's ability to maintain the level of play between the first half, where the team was compact, with good management of width and depth, to the point of frustrating the French, making them thwart their game and creating the best opportunities, and the second half, where this block was no longer there and where a problem of rhythm was felt," wrote Amara Traoré.
According to the former coach, Senegal must first and foremost rediscover the collective solidity displayed during the first 45 minutes against France. He emphasizes the need to maintain the same intensity and organization throughout the match to avoid the lapses in performance that proved costly against the French.
The Lions can no longer afford any mistakes. The matches against Norway and then Iraq will be decisive if they hope to qualify for the round of 32 of the 2026 World Cup.
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