With “emotion and adrenaline”, as highlighted by Andrea Soncin, the women’s national team is ready to make its debut in the world cup qualifiers, to chase the dream ‘Brazil 2027’. Tomorrow in Reggio Calabria, Italy will face Sweden in a match that will offer very important points up for grabs: only the first place in Group 1 of League A (which also includes Denmark, the Azzurri’s next opponent, and Serbia) will obtain a direct pass to the tenth edition of the World Cup.
«The emotion of starting this journey is incredible – said the coach – there is that positive tension that will allow us to give our best. I’m proud of what the girls did this week and we can’t wait to get on the field. We are focused on our identity, but at the same time we respect the strength of the Swedes: with them we have often come close to victory and the regret of those lack of successes will give us the strength to continue to grow and arrive more and more determined at the goal we are chasing.” One objective, the plane ticket for the final phase of the world championship tournament, which will also include the 90 minutes scheduled at the “Oreste Granillo” stadium. At the moment, more than 4 thousand tickets have been issued, but the recall of the blue and Baby K’s performance at half-time will drive sales until kick-off of the match.
«For three years – added Soncin – we have been trying to travel throughout the country, bringing this shirt closer to the places where it can be a source of inspiration for the new generations. I want to thank Reggio and all the people I have met so far. We want to reciprocate the affection with a performance of great passion.” «We must remember that we have reached the semi-final of the European Championship and that the opponents now look at us with different eyes – highlighted Linari – this group transmits strong emotions: we are also demonstrating in training how much we are worth, working and having fun at the same time, because I consider it the best way to give our best. Our goal must always be three points.”