Brody Spencer, defender in Northern Ireland, says he is looking to test himself “against the best” when they face Sweden on Tuesday, a friend.
The young Michael O'Neill team with Switzerland directed on Friday with its positive operation in the shape.
After leading the Nations League group, Northern Ireland has now lost only two of its past 11 matches.
While the sports striker Victor Giokraz is expected to come out, Newcastle Alexander Isac striker in a strong Swedish team for the game in Stockholm.
“You want to play against the best, to test yourself and know where that puts you,” said Spencer.
“Being a young defender, this challenge very early in my career will be amazing.”
After the opening match of ISAAC PRICE was canceled by Vincent Seero, the 20 -year -old said Northern Ireland was “happy” in a draw against Switzerland, but “we could have more game.”
With the leadership of ISak and Nottingham Forest, Anthony Elanga led the line, Sweden suffered a 1-0 shock shock from Luxembourg on Friday.
Spencer believes that the friendly, which will be the latest prepared for the start of the 2026 World Cup in September, will be “completely similar” to confronting the Swiss.
“It will be a difficult game and a game full of focus.”
“It will be a game full of important moments, and we hope we can get out and do well again.
“We knew that we had to try to start from the Nations League. The ability to lead the group to all of us all.”
