Shevchenko backs Ukraine to defy Germany

"Maybe we are a bit weaker individually, so we have to be better collectively," said Andriy Shevchenko as he helped to prepare Ukraine for their opener against Germany.
Now Ukraine assistant coach, Andriy Shevchenko has been sharing the wealth of his experience with the current generation at the team's training base in Aix-en-Provence. The former Dynamo Kyiv, Milan and Chelsea ace, 39, spoke to EURO 2016.com about footballing philosophies, Ukraine's strengths and their opening match.
Every game is going to be difficult, but in the first one some nervousness might play a part. We understand what we are up against. Maybe we are a bit weaker individually, so we have to be better collectively. We will try to build on our compactness, movement, tactical nous and fast attacks, which have always been typical for Ukraine, Shevchenko said.