Africa-Press – Mozambique. Inaki Williams vowed grit and ambition as his side prepare to face Arsenal in a mouth-watering Champions League fixture. The Athletic forward sounded both focused and fired up, sketching out a clear game plan built around pressure, unity and the boost of home support.
“Today we’ll have a discussion and videos about how we can hurt Arsenal. We’re a team that tries to press and smother our opponents, especially at home, where we feel supported. We’ll try to break up their game and make them uncomfortable,” Williams said, underlining a tactical approach that asks every player to work as a unit and force mistakes from one of Europe’s most gifted sides.
There was also an unmistakable edge of emotion in his words. For many in the squad, the match carries personal and collective meaning — a landmark night on football’s biggest club stage. “I’m itching to win. For most of the team, it’s going to be our first Champions League match. For years we’ve been fighting to be there tomorrow, and we’re going to work hard to make that dream come true,” he added.
If his side can combine disciplined pressing with the raw desire Williams described, they might unsettle Arsenal long enough to turn ambition into an unforgettable result.
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