The Indian football men's team will lock horns with Bangladesh in the semifinals of 12th South Asian Games here tomorrow.
Looking back at the two matches played so far, head coach Lee Johnson said the boys approached the game against Maldives with "great attitude".
"We worked hard for the entire 90 minutes which was pleasing. The defensive front at times looked disorganised in the first half but we were able to rectify it in the second half," he said.
"We all have to defend together. They have some quick players," he added.
Asked how he rates Bangladesh, he said, "They are there to win. Their central holding midfielder caught our eye. He looks to have a control over everything. He is the danger man."
"That apart, they have some other Players who are quick. We need to stay focused all throughout. If we can maintain our concentration, we have a chance," he stated.
"You can never underestimate any opponent. It's a new game every day. We need to make sure that we approach it in a professional manner if we are to qualify for the final."
India made it to the semifinals as the second-placed team from the group having lost one and won the other match.
