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      Brazil: Swiss national team prepare for World Cup kick-off01:28

      Brazil: Swiss national team prepare for World Cup kick-off

      Brazil, Bahia
      Sport
      June 9, 2014 at 16:49 GMT +00:00 · Published

      The Swiss National Football team held its first training session for the World Cup at the Porto Seguro Stadium in Bahia, Sunday. Around 200 fans waited for the team for about three hours and were later rewarded with autographs from the players.

      Ottmar Hitzfeld, manager and former player, overlooked the training for about 90 minutes, which included a short match, ball exercises and warm up runs.

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      The Swiss National Football team held its first training session for the World Cup at the Porto Seguro Stadium in Bahia, Sunday. Around 200 fans waited for the team for about three hours and were later rewarded with autographs from the players.

      Ottmar Hitzfeld, manager and former player, overlooked the training for about 90 minutes, which included a short match, ball exercises and warm up runs.