The Nati scores for the test victory against Poland: a quintet stands out

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Successful premiere for Pia Sundhage as national coach. Here come the notes.
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Elvira Herzog4

Scratch Poland star Pajor’s penalty and also radiate a lot of safety. The unfortunate defense before conceding the goal upsets the goalkeeper a bit.

Ana-Maria Crnogorcevic 4

Sundhage also brings the record scorer to the right back. She does her job perfectly defensively, but there is little room for improvement.

Viola Calligaris 5

She was responsible for the early 1-0 with her long ball. The Juventus defender seems comfortable in the role of defensive leader.

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Luana Bühler 4

In the initial phase there were always small uncertainties, which fortunately had no consequences. Increases after the break.

Noëlle Maritz 4

Always on the left side. Stands with both feet in the match at 1-0, but then loses a bit.

Géraldine Reuteler3

Not the play of the legionary from Frankfurt, and the dream pass to make it 4-1 cannot hide that. Makes an unusually high number of mistakes in the build-up game.

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Meriame Terchoun4

She had a lot of trouble in the beginning, but can’t do much for the penalty. He then got into the game and scored the second Nati goal just before half time.

Aurelie Csillag4

Unremarkable for long distances, but she has two top chances for her first national team goal. It’s bad luck that Zieniewicz still crosses her diploma off the line.

Ramona Bachmann5

Gets harder as the game progresses. In the second half, every Swiss attack runs through the playmaker. World-class overview before 3:1.

Sydney Schertenleib 5

What a debut for the 17-year-old super talent! After just six minutes, Nati provoked a Polish own goal with her cross. Later she narrowly misses her first goal.

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Alayah pilgrim 5

Underlines their ambitions for the place at the center of the storm. He is on the move a lot and secures every ball up front. When the score is 2-0, that’s exactly where a photographer should be.

Amira Arfaoui 3

Schertenleib comes into action in the 46th minute. Don’t know much to do with the few usable balls on the right.

Naomi Ivelj5

Coming in the 46th minute for Csillag. As if she had been there for years, the 17-year-old scored her first Nati goal in only her second international match.

Alisha Lehmann –

Comes on for Pilgrim in the 64th minute. Used too briefly to assess.

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Sowing coumba –

Terchoun’s turn comes in the 64th minute. Used too briefly to assess.

Nadine Riesen –

Comes for Reuteler in the 85th minute. Used too briefly to assess.

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Celebration by the Swiss team in Marbella.
Nations League Women – League A / Group 1
team
SP
T.D
PT
1
The Netherlands
The Netherlands
6
8th
12
2
England
England
6
7
12
3
Belgium
Belgium
6
-3
8th
4
Scotland
Scotland
6
-12
2
Nations League Women – League A / Group 2
team
SP
T.D
PT
1
France
France
6
8th
16
2
Austria
Austria
6
-1
10
3
Norway
Norway
6
1
5
4
Portugal
Portugal
6
-8th
3
Nations League Women – League A / Group 3
team
SP
T.D
PT
1
Germany
Germany
6
11
13
2
Denmark
Denmark
6
4
12
3
Iceland
Iceland
6
-4
9
4
Wales
Wales
6
-11
1
Nations League Women – League A / Group 4
team
SP
T.D
PT
1
Spain
Spain
6
14
15
2
Italy
Italy
6
3
10
3
Sweden
Sweden
6
-2
7
4
Switzerland
Switzerland
6
-15
3
Nations League Women – League B / Group 1
team
SP
T.D
PT
1
Ireland
Ireland
6
18
18
2
Hungary
Hungary
6
2
8th
3
Northern Ireland
Northern Ireland
6
-4
7
4
Albania
Albania
6
-16
1
Nations League Women – League B / Group 2
team
SP
T.D
PT
1
Finland
Finland
6
16
16
2
Croatia
Croatia
6
-5
9
3
Slovakia
Slovakia
6
-1
8th
4
Romania
Romania
6
-10
1
Nations League Women – League B / Group 3
team
SP
T.D
PT
1
Poland
Poland
6
7
16
2
Serbia
Serbia
6
5
10
3
Ukraine
Ukraine
6
-2
6
4
Greece
Greece
6
-10
3
Nations League Women – League B / Group 4
team
SP
T.D
PT
1
Czech Republic
Czech Republic
6
7
13
2
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Bosnia and Herzegovina
6
2
11
3
Slovenia
Slovenia
6
-5
6
4
Belarus
Belarus
6
-4
2
Nations League Women – League C / Group 1
team
SP
T.D
PT
1
Malta
Malta
6
12
16
2
Latvia
Latvia
6
11
10
3
Andorra
Andorra
6
-15
4
4
Moldavia
Moldavia
6
-8th
3
Nations League Women – League C / Group 2
team
SP
T.D
PT
1
Turkiye
Turkiye
6
16
18
2
Lithuania
Lithuania
6
-5
5
3
Luxembourg
Luxembourg
6
-5
5
4
Georgia
Georgia
6
-6
5
Nations League Women – League C / Group 3
team
SP
T.D
PT
1
Azerbaijan
Azerbaijan
6
7
16
2
Montenegro
Montenegro
6
10
12
3
Cyprus
Cyprus
6
-3
7
4
Faroe Islands
Faroe Islands
6
-14
0
Nations League Women – League C / Group 4
team
SP
T.D
PT
1
Israel
Israel
6
19
16
2
Estonia
Estonia
6
0
10
3
Kazakhstan
Kazakhstan
6
1
8th
4
Armenia
Armenia
6
-20
0
Nations League Women – League C / Group 5
team
SP
T.D
PT
1
Kosovo
Kosovo
4
8th
10
2
Bulgaria
Bulgaria
4
-3
5
3
North Macedonia
North Macedonia
4
-5
1

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