Lia WältiCaptain of the Swiss team, rival of Spain in the quarterfinals of EurocupTalk about comparisons between male and female football, about Montse’s team and its knee injury, that it has between cotton. “Once the Swiss song sounds, the pain disappears,” the footballer said.
Wälti talks about Spain: “We play at home and in the support of our fans. Giving us a huge impulse and encouraging us to achieve actions we haven’t been able to show in recent months. Our team is different in a two year ago. We played more physical, with greater intensity, and we insist on our rivalry to act.
And add the problem that means it’s Spain with a ball: “We won’t have a ball for most of the game and we’ll have to work without it. So, our counterattack game needs to be great. The hard thing in games like this is that you get tired of more when you don’t have a ball, but we know 100% what means to play against Spain. It’s the best team in the world.”
In the injury, he explained that “There are days when I feel better and others feel worse. In the end, it is not used to complain about the disease. I have one goal: to go back to court for the next game. I have something to do for it.” Spain was aware.
Also asked if he believed that there should be equality of salary between male and female football, he said: “This is a difficult question. If we talk about equality -they say we like the same salary, but instead of girls and boys have the same conditions.” “Players’ salary seems a bit inhuman. I don’t think anyone is worth what a footballer earns.” Wälti sees the “most informal, accessible, honest and safe” football of women.
Source: La Verdad
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