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Egypt Olympic won't fumble the formation in Ivory Coast game like they did in Gabon
The Olympic team learned from their mistakes in the game against Gabon and Coach Ramzy says he will have his team focus when they face Ivory Coast Wednesday
Mahmoud Mohamed Published in Ahram Online on 28 - 11 - 2011

Egypt Olympic team coach Hany Ramzy recognised that his team's players committed more mistakes in the 1-0 victory over Gabon in the U-23 African Championship on Sunday. He will ask them to concentrate in the upcoming game against Ivory Coast next Wednesday to avoid those mistakes.
“Right and left wingers didn't support the front lines, as expected, and the midfielders returned to the back lines” Ramzy admitted to a television programme after the game.
“The Gabon game was easy, but we made it difficult for ourselves when the players made more mistakes. So, we will learn from our mistakes and avoid committing them again” he added.
The young Pharaohs defeated Gabon 1-0 in the final phase of the 2012 London Olympic Games African qualifiers Group B on Sunday. They will play Ivory Coast in the second round on Wednesday. Ivory Coast held to a 1-1 draw with South Africa in the first round.
“I will concentrate on the weak points of the Ivory Coast game against South Africa,” Ramzy revealed.
“I hope my players do their best in the coming games to send some happiness to the Egyptian people” the U-23 team coach concluded.

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