As Paro FC prepares for their upcoming clash against Church Boys United, team captain Kinley Wangchuk has highlighted the significant impact of Japanese star Keisuke Honda on their preparations.
"Keisuke Honda’s presence has been a tremendous source of motivation for us," Wangchuk stated. "His experience and skill have boosted our confidence levels immensely as we approach this crucial match."
With high expectations from their supporters in Bhutan, Paro FC faces immense pressure to secure a victory. Wangchuk acknowledged the challenge: "There’s a lot of pressure to win this match, and we are fully aware of it. We’re committed to performing our best."
The team is also adjusting to different playing conditions. While they are accustomed to artificial turf, the upcoming match will be played on natural grass. "Training in different conditions is always challenging," Wangchuk admitted. "However, we have some days to prepare, and we are making the necessary adjustments."
"We hope the best team wins," Wangchuk concluded. "We’re focused on giving our best performance and are ready for the challenge."
The match will be played at Dasharath stadium on August 13.
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