Splinter Clarification on the national team and Slovenian power

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29.6.2024 - 16:43

Swiss fans can cheer on their team in Berlin without restraint
Swiss fans can cheer on their team in Berlin without restraint
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Splinter from Saturday: The Berlin police sensitize their officers to Swiss fan chants.

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"Nati" or "Nazi"?

It sometimes sounds strange to German ears when Swiss football fans sing "Super Nati". The Berlin police were made aware of the dangers of Swiss fan chants on Saturday during Switzerland's round of 16 match against Italy. The officers were explicitly informed that the exclamation "Nati" as an abbreviation for the Swiss national team sounds like "Nazi", the Berlin police confirmed to the German Press Agency. A reporter from the "Berliner Zeitung" had first reported this on the short message service X. In the past, the exclamations had sometimes caused confusion among outsiders.

Slovenian scores most powerful European Championship goal

Powerful and precise long-range shots are one of the big trends at this European Championship. The Slovenian Erik Janza scored the biggest cracker so far with his 1:1 goal against Denmark on the first match day. According to UEFA, the ball reached 128.76 km/h. And Denmark's Morten Hjulmand scored against England from 28 meters, the greatest distance for a goal so far.