💨 Abstract
Switzerland's women's soccer team, coached by Pia Sundhage, prepares for a crucial quarterfinal match against Spain in the Women’s European Championship. Sundhage uses historical victories, such as the 1954 World Cup "Miracle of Bern" and a 2010 World Cup upset, to inspire her team. The coach aims to instill confidence and a belief in the possibility of an upset, despite Spain's status as the world champion and tournament favorite.
Courtesy: WTOP Staff
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