While the goalkeeper laughed off his bed-bug scare, he was quick to state that Uruguay will treat Costa Rica with the utmost seriousness in their opening World Cup clash the Galatasaray goalkeeper tweeted about the incident, but in a press conference on Friday ahead of his nation's World Cup opener against Costa Rica, he was quick to laugh off the night-time invasion.
Looking ahead to Saturday's fixture, he was keen to stress that his side will be treating their Central American opponents with utmost respect.
We don't feel like favourites. We know the first game is difficult. To have a good result takes a burden from shoulders. We feel fit and we're well prepared.
We have experience form South Africa. Since then, we've made international achievements, we've grown a lot, he stated. We know we have the ability to go far. But we know we have tough rivals ahead. We have to be cool and calm. In Uruguay, there is an advert about humility and modestly, and that sums it up well.
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Looking ahead to Saturday's fixture, he was keen to stress that his side will be treating their Central American opponents with utmost respect.
We don't feel like favourites. We know the first game is difficult. To have a good result takes a burden from shoulders. We feel fit and we're well prepared.
We have experience form South Africa. Since then, we've made international achievements, we've grown a lot, he stated. We know we have the ability to go far. But we know we have tough rivals ahead. We have to be cool and calm. In Uruguay, there is an advert about humility and modestly, and that sums it up well.
