Alisha Lehmann Breaks Silence After Switzerland’s 7-1 Defeat Against U15 Boys Team

[JeterwastheBEST]

Shocking! Switzerland women's team humiliated 7-1 by teenage boys ahead of UEFA Euro 2025 | Football News - Times of India

Football News: In a surprising result ahead of the UEFA Women’s Euro 2025, host nation Switzerland suffered a heavy 7-1 defeat in a friendly match against Luzern’s U

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Shocking! Switzerland women's team humiliated 7-1 by teenage boys ahead of UEFA Euro 2025 | Football News - Times of India

Football News: In a surprising result ahead of the UEFA Women’s Euro 2025, host nation Switzerland suffered a heavy 7-1 defeat in a friendly match against Luzern’s U

timesofindia.indiatimes.com

 

[JeterwastheBEST]

Shocking! Switzerland women's team humiliated 7-1 by teenage boys ahead of UEFA Euro 2025 | Football News - Times of India

Football News: In a surprising result ahead of the UEFA Women’s Euro 2025, host nation Switzerland suffered a heavy 7-1 defeat in a friendly match against Luzern’s U

timesofindia.indiatimes.com

Switzerland women's team hammered 1-7 by U15 boys in friendly ahead of Euro 2025

Switzerland kick off its Euro 2025 campaign next Wednesday against Norway in Basel

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[SuperSoccerStar]

considering your spamming this you want some feedback. My comment is who cares. Way to many unknowns that can effect a score.

 

[LASTMAN14]

considering your spamming this you want some feedback. My comment is who cares. Way to many unknowns that can effect a score.

Old talking point. Agreed, who cares.

 

[Socal-Soccer-Dad]

obvious result right? women can't compete vs post-puberty boys. Didn't USWNT lose handily vs FC Dallas U15s back in the day?

 

[JeterwastheBEST]

considering your spamming this you want some feedback. My comment is who cares. Way to many unknowns that can effect a score.

So you're a "e-post" clairvoyant, read electronic tea leaves, tend toward censorship, obviously did not read the article, and want a response- so here it is.

 

[SuperSoccerStar]

So you're a "e-post" clairvoyant, read electronic tea leaves, tend toward censorship, obviously did not read the article, and want a response- so here it is.

I did read the “article”. I still don’t understand what you’re trying to get out of it. Was Switzerland full strength? Did they have referees? Was it a full pitch? Did the normal starters play? Did they play their normal formation? Like I said there are way too many unknown variables to take anything away from it.