Kevin Kilbane

Sorry, guys.

Yeah.

All good.

I didn't even hear the question.

I didn't hear the question.

I'm sorry, guys.

Obviously, good and bad wasn't there in the game.

We just spoke about it here and now.

The hydration break changed the game for Switzerland's point of view because of the first half, they were really dominating the game.

The changes that were made during that little hydration break, Jesse Marsh was able to get the team changed tactically and he started to create some chances.

But going in at half-time and then conceding at the start of that second half, I think it took momentum out of Canada.

Switzerland then really did start to dominate until the next hydration break.

And then Canada created so many chances, and the goal that was scored was absolutely beautiful.

It was a beautiful goal, brilliant by Saliba, incredible finish by Promise David.

And I felt then that, you know, Canada were going to get back into the game because there were chances created.

It wasn't great football, but it was getting the ball into the box, into the penalty area, and causing Switzerland problems.

So, good and bad, as I said, but, you know, I think we'd have taken it at the start, wouldn't we?

Canada getting out of the group, we'd have taken it.

It's just disappointing that we're not staying in Vancouver and Canada.

Yeah, I think it was eight minutes between the goals.