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"It's going to be fun!" declared Guehi.
The defender emphasized that facing familiar club faces like Haaland and Oscar Bobb would provide a positive competitive environment for the English squad in Florida.
"It is going to be fun, and I know he (Haaland) will be up for it," Guehi stated.
Guehi acknowledged the defensive assignment requires maximum concentration from the team to secure a semi-final berth.
"It's going to be a challenge – it will be good to see some familiar faces, and we are going to try and do our best and try to get the win," he said.
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Guehi also expressed gratitude toward the fans who traveled to Mexico City and those who watched the late-night broadcast back home.
"[To win in Mexico] was such an amazing moment for everyone there at the stadium, and everyone watching at home," he added.
The defender noted that the team felt the massive wave of support despite the hostile environment created by the local crowd.
"It was so emotional and we definitely felt it [the support back in England] and from all the fans who travelled there," Guehi stated.
Midfielder Nico O'Reilly reiterated the sentiment regarding the high stakes of the upcoming match in Miami, noting that the team must quickly refocus after the emotional victory in Mexico.
"To make the quarter-finals is special, very special and a great feeling but we haven't really got time to be celebrating yet," O'Reilly added.
