Cameroon coach Paul Le Guen has announced 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 win to stay in contention for the knockout stages after losing their opening games. Le Guen is not holding back in his evaluation of his team's performance so far. "I prefer for people to be highly motivated and aware of the emergency situation," said Cameroon's players are rumored to have been involved in some internal conflict following the defeat, but captain Samuel Eto'o emphasized that this was not the case. "I want to make it clear that there has never been any internal conflict within the team and there never will be," he stated at the conclusion of Friday's press conference. "As long as my teammates, my coach, and my country have confidence in me, there will never be any internal conflict." Despite the players' mindset, one thing is certain - Le Guen will make changes. He announced that he will make changes for the next game by replacing three players. He mentioned that the team did not perform well and will be making adjustments to improve. He emphasized that he will fulfill his responsibilities as a coach and team selector, and is open to making changes for the benefit of the team. I alter things when I notice they are not functioning properly. During the game against Japan, I attempted to place the players in their club positions, except for Stephane Mbia. If that strategy does not yield results, I make adjustments. This statement appears to be a direct mention of his past choice to position Eto'o on the right side, a decision that was criticized, including by Eto'o himself who stated on French TV that he performs best in the center. Eto'o clarified that he was not attempting to influence his coach and stated that he will follow instructions. He emphasized that Paul Le Guen is the one responsible for making decisions, while the players are there to represent their country and follow his guidance. Le Guen, in addition to discussing his own duties, urged his players to live up to their nickname of Indomitable Lions. He acknowledged his role in selecting the team and setting tactics but stressed the importance of the players also embodying a certain spirit, suggesting that they need to reconnect with the spirit of the Lions.