Cameroon coach Paul Le Guen has declared a state of emergency for his team's World Cup campaign ahead of their match against Denmark. Both teams are in desperate need of a victory after losing their opening games. Le Guen was straightforward in acknowledging the challenges his team has faced since their loss to Japan. I prefer people to be highly motivated and aware of the state of emergency. There have been rumors of in-fighting among Cameroon's players after a recent defeat, but captain Samuel Eto'o strongly denied this, stating that there has never been any in-fighting in the group. He emphasized his role as captain and expressed his commitment to ensuring unity within the team. Despite the uncertainty surrounding the players' mindset, it is certain that coach Le Guen will make significant changes. He stated that he plans to substitute three players for their upcoming game without providing specifics. He expressed dissatisfaction with their performance, stating that they were not up to standard. He mentioned that he will introduce three new players to the starting lineup and make some adjustments. As the coach and team selector, he acknowledged his duties and emphasized that he is willing to make changes. He also noted that he is not inflexible. 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 club positions, except for Stephane Mbia. If that strategy does not succeed, I make changes. This statement appeared to be a direct mention of his past choice to position Eto'o on the right flank, a role in which Jose Mourinho utilized him during his time at Inter Milan the previous season. Le Guen has faced significant backlash for this decision, including criticism from Eto'o himself, who stated on French television channel Canal Plus that his preferred position was in the center. Eto'o emphasized that he was not attempting to sway his coach's decisions and stated that he will follow instructions. "Paul Le Guen is responsible for making these choices, our job is to represent our country and I will play in any position he assigns me," Eto'o stated. While Le Guen acknowledged his own duties, he also urged his players to uphold their reputation as the Indomitable Lions. "I must remind them of their duties; I have mine in selecting the team and tactics, but they must rekindle a certain spirit," he explained. "There is much talk about the Lions' spirit, and I have urged them to find that again."