"The first game (against Switzerland) was our first game in the Olympics. I think our girls were nervous," she said after Saturday's practice at Kwandong. "We have a lot of young girls. I think the girls are a lot more prepared. It's our fourth game. We know what Switzerland can do. We've already played against them."

Korea was badly overmatched in all aspects of the earlier game and got outshot 52-8. But Murray made sure the players would be better prepared both mentally and physically for the second meeting.

For her Saturday's practice, Murray ran her regulars through some hard drills because, "We don't want to have an easy practice. We want to practice the way we want to play in the game.

"We've had a lot of good practices together," the coach continued. "I think our girls are more emotionally and mentally ready." (Yonhap)