The Copper Queens' technical advisor gave an update on the team's preparations for the Women's World Cup. Currently, the team is in Furth for a three-week international camp where training sessions have been focused on regeneration, defensive tactics, and building partnerships within the team. It was emphasized that center-backs and full-backs play a crucial role in a strong defensive line, while developing relationships on the pitch and unpredictable attacks were also important. The upcoming friendly games will be played against Ireland, Switzerland, and Germany and are significant for player selection and gaining insights into structural play. The aim is to balance creativity in the attack with a solid defense. These matches are especially important as all three teams will also participate in the World Cup. Playing against these opponents will provide valuable insight and a chance to assess the Copper Queens' abilities and fine-tune their strategies. Germany, being one of the traditional top-five teams in the world, will provide a formidable challenge. As a result, it would be an excellent opportunity to test the potential of the Copper Queens and assess their chances of succeeding in the World Cup.