Cameroon coach Paul Le Guen has declared a state of emergency on his team's World Cup campaign ahead of their match against Denmark in Group E. After losing to Japan and with both teams needing a win to stay in the competition, Le Guen was straightforward in his evaluation of the situation. He noted the impact of the loss on his African players and emphasized the importance of their upcoming game. I prefer individuals to be highly motivated and informed about the current state of emergency." Rumors have circulated about in-fighting among Cameroon's players after a recent defeat, but captain Samuel Eto'o strongly denied this. He emphasized during a press conference that there has never been any in-fighting within the group and there never will be as long as he is captain and his team, coach, and country have faith in him. Despite the players' mindset, it is certain that Le Guen will make significant changes. He announced that he will replace three players for their next game without providing specific details. He mentioned that the team did not perform well in the previous game and that changes need to be made. As the coach, he takes his responsibility seriously and is willing to make adjustments for the benefit of the team. He emphasized that he is not stubborn and is open to change. I alter things when I notice they are not effective. During the match against Japan, I attempted to place the players in their usual club positions, except for Stephane Mbia. If this strategy does not produce results, I make adjustments. This remark appears to be directed at the criticism he received for playing Eto'o on the right side, a position he played for Inter Milan under Jose Mourinho. Eto'o himself expressed his dissatisfaction with this decision, stating on French TV channel Canal Plus that he performs best in the central position. Eto'o clarified that he was not attempting to sway his coach's decisions and expressed his willingness to follow instructions. He emphasized that Paul Le Guen is responsible for making decisions, while also urging his teammates to embody the spirit of the Indomitable Lions. Le Guen emphasized the importance of players understanding their responsibilities and rekindling the team's spirit, encouraging them to reconnect with the essence of the Lions.