Australian international Milos Dignik does not believe that his country’s experience in playing regularly in Qatar air -conditioned stadiums during the qualifiers will benefit the team in something during his participation in the World Cup finals that start next week.
The Australian team booked the qualification card for the finals after winning the attachment against Peru in Qatar last June, after the Australian team played four matches in the World Cup qualifiers in Qatari stadiums that will host the next finals due to the restrictions of limiting Corona’s outbreak, which was imposed in Australia.
But Dignik does not see that these previous experiences will benefit his team, which is led by coach Graham Arnold, in his endeavor to reach the knockout stages in the World Cup.
Digenik added: These experiences will only give us knowledge of the stadium, the environment, the atmosphere and the weather in the stadiums, so the weather will be very different from it outside the stadiums, I do not think that we will get any additional advantage because after entering the stadium, the weather and atmosphere are similar to every place in the world.
Australian defender added: The situation will be for everyone. There will be no heat or moisture.
The only advantage for us is that we have seen this before.
The coach Ernold team will start its career in the final, to face the title holder on November 22, before confronting Tunisia and then Denmark..
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