Twain was a little bit nervous himself, but it was not as bad for him as for some of the players. He had been to many important finals previously, but he was just a little bit nervous about this first time—the first time he led the national team to the final of a major international competition.

　　As a manager who used to be a Chinese football fan, he had a little "international competition" complex. The World Cup and European Championship were the main focus of his football life for a very long time. There was even a period of time when he thought that national teams were better than clubs were as they represented the best team in the country.

　　All these became a joke later. However, he was still excited to be able to take part in the final of a major international competition like the European Championship.

　　He chose to leave the empty changing room to calm himself down. Work could make him forget about all other emotions and he watched the players warm up at the sideline.