Norway and Switzerland They meet (10:00, Teledeporte) in a final battle for classification in Group A of the Women’s World Cup. the old ones a priori The two favorites meet on day two with different goals. The results of the first day are showing different realities between the two teams the result of the match may not matter on the third day.
In theory, Switzerland start as favorites in a match marked by a tie between two of the favorites to go far in the championship. those of Inca Grings they won 2-0 against the debuting Philippines at the Dunedin Stadium. The first goal changed this Ramona Bachman from 11 meters in the first half. After the break, a point-blank shot from seraina piubel increased the advantage of a team infinitely superior to its rival.
For his part, Norway come to one situation of weakness after their matchday one loss to the host New Zealand. In a really contested match, the Nordics couldn’t find a way hitting the opponent’s goal and should see you again with a goal if they want to make it to the next round.
The result of the match is really relevant for both teams. On the other hand, if Switzerland wins and New Zealand does the same, both teams qualify for the next round. even with him tie up of New Zealand against the Philippines, the Swiss will be a team of eight.
On the other hand, Norway is obliged to win if they want to survive in this Women’s World Cup. After stumbling against New Zealand, the team led by Hege Riise must add 3 points if they want to qualify for the round of 16.
So, despite the fact that Norway is one of the favorites going into the competition, now it has many complications to qualify for the round of 16. However, for Switzerland, victory will almost certainly help them advance to the next round.
Possible lineups:
Switzerland: Thalmann; Aigbogun, Buhler, Stirli, Maritz; Sow, Walti, Reuteler; Piubel, Bachmann, Crnogorcevic.
TheNorway: Mikalsen; Sonstevold, Mjelde, Harkiven, Hansen; Maanum, Engen, Reiten; Graham Hansen, Haavi, Hegerberg.
Source: La Verdad
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