India U-15 women's team head coach Alex Ambrose believes sticking to the basics will help the defending champions perform well at the SAFF U-15 women's Championship.
India had defeated Bangladesh 1-0 in the final last year to clinch the title and they are set to take on Nepal in the opener on Wednesday at the Chalimithang Stadium here.
"Expectations are always there, but we are here to play good football. There is absolutely no pressure on the players. We just want them to perform well, enjoy their football and have a good tournament," Ambrose said.
"We have been training in Goa for four months. We've had some practice matches, and it was a good training for us."
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