Art De Roche
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277 appearances
3 recordings
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first heard Jun 2026
last heard 6 Jul
Art De Roche’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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And one thing he actually mentioned was understanding when to drop back and get the ball off, you know, defenders and midfielders, which I think he's done extremely well so far in this tournament.
And of course,
Possibly.
I think the biggest thing for me in this is game management.
And it's been quite interesting to see how South Africa's, especially the game against Czechia, because that was kind of more make or break than their third game, I'd say, because that's what kept them alive.
And obviously in that game, they just kind of stayed in it for a while.
It wasn't like they were, you know...
throwing the kitchen sinker at the game until the real kind of late stages.
So I think them showing that they're able to stay in a game and make it tough for an opposition and then go for it, I think adds an interesting dynamic to the game.
But in terms of Canada, I think...
What they've shown in the group stages is that they don't need to rely on Alphonso Davies.
And I think that's a really important factor going into the knockout stages.
When you have him back and you can already say, OK, we've won a game without him.
Obviously, it was Qatar, so maybe...
you do add a pinch of salt to that.
But I do feel like in the other games, you've seen Jonathan David and Laren score as well.
So I think going into this one, they should feel confident, even though I think South Africa will have a bit more, you know, game understanding at this level.
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