Cameroon coach Paul Le Guen has declared a state of emergency on his team's World Cup campaign before their match against Denmark. Both teams are in desperate need of a victory after losing their opening games. Le Guen was honest about the team's struggles since the loss to Japan. I prefer people to be highly motivated and aware of the state of emergency. There are rumors of in-fighting among Cameroon's players after a defeat, but captain Samuel Eto'o emphasized that this was not the case. He stated at a press conference on Friday that there has never been any in-fighting in the group and there never will be, as long as he has the support of his teammates, coach, and country. Regardless of the players' mindset, it is certain that coach Le Guen will make changes. He stated that without going into specifics, he plans to substitute three players for their upcoming game. He expressed disappointment in their performance, stating they were not up to their usual standard. He intends to start three new players and make some adjustments. He emphasized that as the coach and team selector, he understands his duties and is open to change. When I notice that things are not going well, I make adjustments. In the game against Japan, I attempted to place the players in their usual positions for their clubs, except for Stephane Mbia. If that strategy doesn't prove successful, I make alterations. This statement appeared to be a direct mention of his past choice to position Eto'o on the right side, a position he played for Inter Milan under Jose Mourinho the previous season. Le Guen has faced significant backlash for this decision, including criticism from Eto'o himself, who stated on French TV channel Canal Plus that his preferred position was in the center. Eto'o stated that he was not attempting to sway his coach's decisions and emphasized that he will follow instructions given to him. He mentioned that Paul Le Guen is responsible for making decisions, and as players representing their country, he will play wherever he is asked to. Le Guen also stressed the importance of the players living up to their Indomitable Lions nickname, indicating that he has his own responsibilities in selecting the team and tactics, but the players must also regain a certain spirit. He mentioned the need for the players to rekindle the spirit of Lions and urged them to rediscover it.