Vodafone Fiji football coach Christophe Gamel knows the importance of the next two international matches his side will play.
The matches against 120th placed Kyrgyzstan and 80th ranked Estonia could be a turning point for the national side in terms of securing bigger matches.
Gamel knows the task on hand will be very difficult and has warned his players to maintain discipline on and off the field.
“I will not tolerate any latecomers or things like that as I have helped everyone, all the districts. Now it is their turn to give back which is very important. The players have to stay committed to national pride and national work.”
Fiji takes on Kyrgyzstan in Malaysia on the 10th of next month while we host Estonia at Suva’s ANZ Stadium nine days later.
