We didn't deserve to be beaten like that. We played well in the first half, but they were dangerous on the break. We give them credit for taking advantage of their chances.

After the World Cup I am going to stop (coaching). I think I have done the best I could. It is unfortunate that things have to come to this. People have to be realistic.

You think you are clever, I will sort you out. You are messing around with a wrong guy.

The penalty against us was the turning point of this match. After that the Guineans came back fully into the match. But we have nothing to be ashamed of because, like it was against Tunisia, they stood their ground.

It's difficult to swallow the defeat. We started well and took the lead, but unfortunately we couldn't sustain it or extend it. It's hard for the players, but they should be proud. In the end, this is football.

Basically we are where we want to be in terms of our preparations, and it's now about gelling together. We've got a lot of options upfront, and I'm confident that that sooner or later we'll be playing to the best of our ability.