João Felix stated that teamwork is one of the key conditions for the team to achieve victory.

In Portugal's 2-1 victory over Norway, João Félix, who scored the opening goal for his team, gave a post-match interview and shared his thoughts on the game.  

João Félix said, "The most important thing is teamwork. If everyone works towards the same goal and has a consistent direction, then without a doubt, we will become a very strong national team."  

"Just like the first game, this game once again proved that we are a very strong team, and we showed a high level of performance in both tactical execution and physical condition. We maintained good organization on both ends of the court, and as long as we can do that, we will always be closer to victory."  

"The team's tactical system is gradually taking shape. I think everyone has implemented the head coach's tactical philosophy very well, and I believe he will be satisfied with our performance. This is a very important victory. It is not easy to win a game away in Norway, but we finally achieved our goal. This victory belongs to the whole team. We could not have won the game if everyone had not performed well. We need everyone's efforts."  

"Right now, I'm just focused on completing my task, and everything is going in the right direction. I hope to maintain this momentum and continue to improve in the upcoming matches."  

“The head coach knows my strengths very well; we’ve worked together for a year before. Playing as a second striker helps me a lot because it’s the position I’m most familiar with. I’m not a left winger, and I don’t stay on the wing; this position suits me better.”  

“No matter what position I’m placed in, I will do my best to help the team. Whether I play for 20 minutes, 30 minutes or the full 90 minutes, I will maintain the same attitude. I’m still doing the same thing now, just back in my most familiar position. I feel more comfortable here and can provide more help to the team.”  

“We all have to be ready at all times to contribute to the team when needed. There are still four games left, and everyone has the potential to get playing time, so we must build good chemistry as soon as possible.”  

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