Cameroon coach Paul Le Guen has declared a state of emergency on his team's World Cup campaign ahead of their match against Denmark. After losing to Japan and with both teams needing a victory to stay in the competition, Le Guen is not mincing words about the urgency of the situation. I like it when people are highly motivated and aware of the urgent situation." There have been rumors of infighting among Cameroon's players after their defeat, but captain Samuel Eto'o strongly denied this. He stated at a press conference on Friday, "I want to make it clear that there has never been any infighting within the team and there never will be. I am the captain, and as long as my teammates, coach, and country believe in me, there will be no infighting." Regardless of the players' mindset, one thing is certain - Le Guen will make changes. He stated that he will be making changes for the next game by replacing three players, without providing specific details. He acknowledged that the team did not perform well and he plans to introduce three new players and make some adjustments. He emphasized his role as a coach and the person responsible for selecting the team, stating that he is willing to make changes and is not stubborn. When I notice that things are not going well, I make adjustments. During the game against Japan, I attempted to place the players in their usual club positions, except for Stephane Mbia. If that strategy is unsuccessful, I make changes. This statement appears to be a direct mention of the coach's past decision to have Eto'o play on the right side, a position he was not comfortable with due to his success playing centrally for Inter Milan under Jose Mourinho. Le Guen has faced criticism for this decision, including from Eto'o himself, who expressed on French TV that his preferred position was in the middle. Eto'o emphasized that he was not attempting to sway his coach's decisions and stated that he will follow instructions given to him. "Paul Le Guen is responsible for making these decisions, our job is to represent our country and I will play wherever he instructs me to," Eto'o said. Le Guen also mentioned his own duties as a coach and urged his players to uphold their nickname of the Indomitable Lions. "I need to make them understand their duties, I have mine in selecting the team and tactics, but they must also find back a certain spirit," he explained. "There is a lot of talk about the Lion spirit, I have advised them to rekindle that."