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Austria Coach Rangnick Dismisses World Cup Hangover Ahead of Israel Match
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First reported by Sport5 · 4 hours ago
What happened
Austria's national football team coach, Ralf Rangnick, stated his team is not experiencing a post-World Cup "hangover" and is focused on their upcoming Nations League match against Israel. He highlighted the team's new composition and high energy levels, while acknowledging Israel's attacking strengths.
- 01Austria coach Rangnick denies World Cup "hangover" before facing Israel.
- 02Team has significant player changes since the World Cup.
- 03Rangnick emphasizes player responsibility and high team energy.
- 04He acknowledges Israel's "dangerous attacking patterns."
- 05Gregoritsch named new team captain.
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