Switzerland coach Inka Grings said she wants her team to play fearless, aggressive football when they make only their second World Cup appearance in Australia and New Zealand.
The Swiss were eliminated in the group stage of the Women's Euros last year but enjoyed a successful World Cup qualifying campaign, winning eight of their 10 games before securing a berth via playoffs. "One thing I can definitely say is that I want to play very aggressive football," Grings told FIFA+."I also want my players to have courage to try things and feel freedom to do that because we have so many super-interesting and creative players.
"We have incredibly strong players and, if I only asked the team to play long balls, we would weaken ourselves."
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