The team is battling jet lag by training in Auckland

The Choosing Spanish He conducted his second training session in the open seas on Monday with the aim of adapting as soon as possible to the climate and time in New Zealand, where he arrived on Saturday to play women’s soccer world cup starting next July 20.

“Fighting jet lag” in the best way we know how: Training!!”, says a message from the team published on their social networks.

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23 was summoned reached by coach Jorge Vilda New Zealandco-hosted by Women’s World Cup 2023 beside Australialast Saturday after more than 30 hours of travel and was welcomed at Auckland airport by the tournament’s mascot, the Tazuni penguin.

After going to their hotel, the players left straight to the gym to stretch and loosen the body after many hours on the plane, as they did the first maritime territorial training on Sunday afternoon.

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Also on Sunday, and thanks to a “respite” from the “rainy and unpleasant southern winter”, soccer players and members of the coaching staff took a walk through the Auckland Botanical Garden, one of the most bucolic areas of New Zealand’s most populous city.

On this Monday morning, The Spanish team held their second session training at the Mc Lennan Park stadium in the town of Papakura, a suburb south of Auckland where he established his base camp for the first part of his preparation phase ahead of his World Cup debut, on July 21 against Costa Rica in Wellington.

The team will spend a week in Auckland to adapt to the time difference and climatic conditions of the country, which is in the middle of the austral winter, and plans to travel next Saturday to more northern lands and find itself in the city of Palmerston North, its last base camp in length of competition.

Spain will play their final game on Friday the 14th friendly before the World Cup, in this case against Vietnamto get into the competitive rhythm as soon as possible.

After that game, he will ride to Palmerston North and will debut in the World Cup at the Wellington Regional Stadium next day 21 against Costa Rica. for his second match against Zambiathe team will travel again to Auckland, almost 600 kilometers away, to the Eden Park stadium.

Finally close out the group stage with a duel against the Japanese teamagain at Wellington Stadium.