India's first-choice goalkeeper Dheeraj Singh Moirangthem expressed confidence that the hard work he has put in and the sacrifices he made will be rewarded in the form of impressive performances in the FIFA U-17 World Cup. The exhibition tournament starts October 6, and the Manipuri boy is thrilled to be a part of India's first-ever World Cup team. All my days of sacrifice and hard work will be rewarded and I am very much excited to be a part of the first Indian team to feature in a FIFA World Cup," Dheeraj, who hails from Moirang in Bishnupur district, said he prefers to strike a balance between aggressive goalkeeping and composed goalkeeping. "You have to pick your moments and choose what type of goalkeeping will suit the moment. Sometimes the aggressive goalkeeping can lead to difficulties and even conceding a goal whereas composed goalkeeping could work and vice versa. For a goalkeeper, both ways of goalkeeping are important." Asked how tough a goalkeeper's job is, he said, "Staying in the moment is the job of a goalkeeper and a slight lack of focus or concentration can easily lead to a goal. "Goalkeepers are the last barriers and it makes the job all the tougher when there is a pressure of performing in every single game associated with it." India will be up against some of the top teams in the world. Also, read Selector had announced two teams against New Zealand ‘A’ After winning the biggest win of his career Floyd Mayweather claims to be a Billionaire. Aussies might be scared of Virat’s army; David Saker