The Orange team trained an hour in Thun a day after the shocking defeat against England (4-0) with a group of switches. Lineth Beerensteyn, who played half against England, was missing.
In Thun, eleven players were on the field from 12.30 pm who had not taken a short action on Wednesday. Caitlin Dijkstra and Sherida Spitse, for example, reported to the field of stadium at the start of the second half.
Beerensteyn also played the entire second half against England, but was not with group training. The striker played half for the first time since the injury she sustained for the European Championship.
National coach Andries Jonker went to work with the team for an hour. Among other things, a lot was completed on goal. That went better than a day before in Zurich. Orange was sent from the box to the wall by England and suffered a hopeless defeat.
As a result, elimination is near. Orange has to hope for a miracle from Wales against England or Sunday with three goals difference in France. With that in mind, the team finished a printed training, although Lize Kop still caused smiling faces afterwards by juggling three balls at the same time.
Daniëlle van de Donk participated the full training. She fell into England in the 66th minute. After the game, a fuss arose when Van de Donk told the NOS that she was fit enough to start, but that the day before it had already been decided that she would start on the couch.
Jonker had another lecture and spoke of miscommunication. Van de Donk weakened her words later in the mixed zone. “This morning I felt good, but the chance to get injured was greater. I understand the choice that I would not start.”
During the training, Van de Donk seemed to have little trouble with the groin complaints she had after the game with Wales (0-3). She participated in all the exercises and completed the goal a few times.
A Day After the Disappointing Defeat Against England (4-0), The Dutch Team Trained An Hour in Thun With a Group of Substitutions. Lineth Beerensteyn, Who Played a Half Against England, was absent.
In Thun, from 12:30 pm, Eleven Players Were On The Field Who had not played or had played letterly on Wednesday. For Example, Caitlin Dijkstra and Sherida Spitse, Who Came On At The Start of the Second Half, Reported on the Field of Stadium Laugh.
Beerensteyn also Played the Entire Second Half Against England But was not at the Group Training. The Striker Played a Half for the First Time Since the Injury She Sustined Before the European Championship.
National coach Andries Jonker Worked With The Team for a Little Under An Hour. Among other things, there was a lot of finishing on goal. That is better than the day before in Zurich. The Dutch Team Were Pushed From Pillar to Post by England and Suffered a Hopeless Defeat.
As a result, elimination is near. The Dutch Team Must Hope for a Miracle from Wales Against England or Win by Three Goals Against France on Sunday. With that in mind, the team complete a subdued training session, althegh lize head still provid smiling faces afterward by juggling three balls at the same time.
Daniëlle van de Donk Participated in The Entire Training Session. She came on in the 66th minute Against England. After the match, there was controversy when of the Donk told the nos that she was fit enough to start, but that it had already leg decided the day before that she would start on the bench.
Jonker had a different reading and spoke of miscommunication. Van de Donk later Softened Her Words in the Mixed Zone. “This Morning I Felt Good, But the Chance of Getting Jured was Greater. I Understand the Choice That I would not start.”
In training, from the Donk Seemed to Have Little Trouble with the Groin Complaints She, after the match with Wales (0-3). She participated in all the exercises and finished a Few Times Beautifully on the Goal.