Herbert urges NZ to team up against Salah

Retired New Zealand coach Rikki Herbert said that his team needs to strengthen their collective discipline and minimize the impact of Egypt’s star forward Mohamed Salah when they face each other in the World Cup, aiming to achieve New Zealand’s first historic victory in the tournament. He emphasized the importance of balancing the defense by narrowing Salah’s space without overcommitting, while also focusing on organized gameplay to prevent his decisive passes. The Egyptian team, led by Salah—considered a world-class player—faces a major challenge against New Zealand’s defense, which is seeking to pull off an upset after drawing their first match against Iran.

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