After analysing Graham Arnold’s men, the coach knows what his team needs to do.
“Rhyan Grant, Jackson Irvine and Milos Degenek are the players we have to watch as they are key in the way the system works. We can reduce the danger by trying to control them. Of course, we know it is hard but everything is possible. In the first five minutes one red card and things change.”
Nepal are currently fourth in Group B, above Taiwan but behind Jordan and Kuwait who are both on ten points, two behind Australia who have a game in hand, and while reaching the third round of World Cup qualification is not a possibility, there is still hope of reaching the 2023 Asian Cup and doing well in the South Asian Cup (SAFF) that is due to take place in Bangladesh in September.