UPDATE: Montenegro’s Women’s National Team coach, Suzana Lazović, has labeled her team’s recent performance as a “gold medal” achievement, despite facing formidable challenges. In a powerful statement following the match against Norway, Lazović emphasized the emotional and physical hurdles her players overcame during the competition.
“We aimed to minimize technical errors, as Norway capitalizes on mistakes,” Lazović explained after the match. “While we could have performed better, we must be proud of our girls for their determination despite the illness and difficulties they faced over the past two days.”
The Montenegrin team, affectionately known as the “lavice” or lionesses, fought valiantly, giving their all to ensure the score difference was as small as possible. Lazović praised her players for their resilience: “They pushed through to the end, and I commend everyone for their effort.”
Looking ahead, Lazović remains optimistic about the future of Montenegro’s women’s team. “With five debutants, it is crucial for them to experience the intensity and spirit of international competition. Under the current circumstances, achieving this result is remarkable. I firmly believe no other team has the heart like Montenegro and our lionesses.”
This heartfelt assertion comes at a time when the team’s composition and emerging talents are pivotal for future success. As Montenegro continues to develop their squad, the focus will be on nurturing these young players’ potential and instilling a fighting spirit.
Expect further updates as the team’s journey advances, and stay tuned for more insights from coach Lazović and the players as they strive for excellence on the international stage.
