Swiss coach Grings proud of squad's overall performance in Women's World Cup

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AUCKLAND : After not conceding in the group stage, Switzerland went out of the Women's World Cup in a 5-1 rout by Spain in the last 16 on Saturday, but coach Inka Grings said her players gave everything in the country's second-ever appearance in the global showpiece.Switzerland also exited the tournament

AUCKLAND : After not conceding in the group stage, Switzerland went out of the Women's World Cup in a 5-1 rout by Spain in the last 16 on Saturday, but coach Inka Grings said her players gave everything in the country's second-ever appearance in the global showpiece.

"There is nothing that any of my players did wrong. They did everything right. They played a really, really good tournament," the German said. Grings acknowledged the professional game in Switzerland needs to be stronger if they are to make a bigger splash on the world stage, as she has players who miss training because of secondary jobs.

"And what's also important is that the players, no matter where they play, whether they play in Switzerland or outside of Switzerland, that they actually get to play."

 

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