These rules apply in the national camp: mobile phones are not allowed during meals and free seating

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Huge makes all the difference

The weather in Dunedin (Nose) has changed. After mostly stable weather, it started to rain at the World Cup venue over the weekend. The conditions during the national training on Sunday morning were therefore nasty. Nadine Riesen (23) doesn’t seem to mind. As always, the Appenzeller – but this time alone – trained in shorts.

Mobile phone ban at the table

There is a strict ban on mobile phones in the national team during meals. “Otherwise the normal rules of decency apply,” says Luana Bühler (27). There is no table arrangement, everyone sits where there is free space. “Everyone gets along with everyone, it doesn’t matter who is where,” says Eseosa Aigbogun (30).

The analysis of the father is still missing

Two days after the victory in the Philippines, Seraina Piubel (23) is still happy with the successful World Cup debut. The (still) FCZ striker comes from a football family. Mother Sandra Piubel also wore the shirt of the national team, father Urs Meier played for the ranking for a long time and later coached FCZ. “They were all cheering at home, but there hasn’t been an analysis of the father yet – it’s probably coming today.”

Support for Arsenal colleagues

Some of Nati’s cracks watched the match between the Netherlands and Portugal (1-0) in Dunedin live in the stadium on Sunday. Among them was Lia Wälti (30), who crossed her fingers for the Netherlands, the 2019 World Cup finalists. Finally, Jill Roord (26) and Victoria Pelova (24) are two current Arsenal teammates for the Netherlands. And Wälti also played together with Danielle van de Donk (31) in London.

Fire alarm at the co-host

Scare moment for the New Zealanders: They had to be brought to safety because of a fire alarm from the team hotel. According to the AP news agency, several small fires broke out at the Pullman Hotel in Auckland on Saturday. Nothing happened to the players. The police have now charged a 34-year-old man with burglary and arson. It is still unclear whether the incident is related to the World Cup.

Source : Blick