Tonight, the Belize U-15 Football Team is in Grand Cayman to compete in the 2013 CONCACAF Championships.
They're set to play their first against St. Lucia tomorrow, and before they left this afternoon, we got a chance to speak with one of the Assistant Coaches.
He told us about Team Belize's Strategy, going into each match:
Alex Norales - Assistant Coach, U15 National Team
"The entire CONCACAF group - we're going to have representation from teams in the Caribbean. They'll have Guatemala, El Salvador, Honduras in different teams. We are in a tight group - we have St. Lucia, we will have Guatemala, Dominican Republic but our first goal is to get over St. Lucia tomorrow as much goals as possible and we believe we can do that and that will give us a moral boost to face the other groups. Jamaica is also in our group as well but Jamaica and El Salvador might be the fourth and last - I might not have it in order but something like that. The group is a good group - we've been working with them, they are disciplined, they listen. We've been working with their flaws and trying to correct those. Our players are fast but not all that technical so what we've been trying to do is trying to identify what they're good at and try to use that at our advantage. We're not going to go and defend, we're going to pressure the team from the beginning, not allow them to play and we are going to do the damage. That's our game plan, what we've been working on - go and pressure them in their field, get the ball, suffocate them so that they cannot come out and then we attack."
FFB President will join the Belize Delegation in Grand Cayman tomorrow.
