Of course, for the possible, force majeure personnel injury problems, the team side also has a response plan. For example, the Chinese women's soccer team will hold important international warm-up matches on the Gold Coast on the 13th and 17th local time, Sydney with the Brazilian women's soccer team and the Colombian women's soccer team, so it does not rule out the possibility of players being injured during the warm-up matches. Therefore, the team must also be prepared for possible personnel adjustments.
Considering that the team will take part in two warm-up matches before the first World Cup group stage match against Denmark on the 22nd, and that the start of the World Cup is now less than two weeks away, the Chinese women's soccer coaching staff has paid special attention to controlling the number of training sessions, and the whole team continues to maintain the rhythm of daily practice. Of course, each training session lasts between one and a half and two hours, which means that the training is generally more informative.
For the Chinese women's soccer team, the work that needs to be taken care of after arriving in Adelaide also includes preventing the players from catching colds (there is a big difference in climate between the northern and southern hemispheres). According to reports, the outdoor training on the afternoon of the 8th and 9th were all held in the rain. And the highest temperature in the area in recent days was only about 15 degrees Celsius, so the whole team changed into winter gear. Before training every day, the team's logistics team will make enough ginger soup for the players to prevent the cold from attacking them. The CFA and the team's management team have paid great attention to the work of guaranteeing services.
