Everything you say is valid, and I also think that in the quarter-final, we will be 'playing with house money' as the saying goes, so I agree that there will be less pressure, but I also think that the lack of goals since Marsch took over is also in part down to just simple bad luck. Sometimes the breaks go your way (France today vs Belgium, or Hutchinson vs. El Salvador for an extreme example) and sometimes they don't. The one goal we scored under Marsch was a clinical finish on a breakaway, but have we had any good fortune around the opposition net since he took over? No, we have not. That doesn't mean we magically get some luck vs. Venezuela, there is no 'law of averages' when it comes to this sort of thing But it does mean, that if we keep generating chances at the rate we have been doing (a little over 1xg/game against top class opposition), then goals will come, maybe not next game (although that would certainly be a good time for it), but eventually.