
Jun 17, 2024
Twenty truckloads of turf are being brought to the Switzerland training camp at the European Championship to resurface its sub-standard field in Stuttgart
STUTTGART, Germany (AP) — Twenty truckloads of turf will be brought to the Switzerland training camp at the European Championship to resurface the sub-standard field, public authorities in Stuttgart said Monday.
The
Swiss team filed a formal complaint
with UEFA one week ago and has moved its practices for two days to the complex of Bundesliga club Stuttgart.At Switzerland’s designated training ground closer to its hotel in Stuttgart,
workers on Monday started
to uproot the field that was laid just a month ago specially for the team's arrival.A statement from Stuttgart authorities published by the Swiss soccer federation said the new turf being trucked in will be laid on Tuesday and Wednesday.
Switzerland plays Scotland on Wednesday evening in Cologne and will return to its original training venue the next day.
Despite the unsatisfactory preparation last week, Switzerland impressed in beating Hungary 3-1 in its first game Saturday. The Swiss also will play Group A favorite Germany on Sunday.
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