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Finnish woman mocks Alisha Lehmann

Not nice at all! Finland midfielder Nora Heroum coldly nominates Alisha Lehmann for last place in Uefa's "Blind Ranking".

Nora Heroum takes part in the popular social media format "Blind Ranking" for Uefa.

The Finnish midfielder is given a list of players from the European Championship one after the other and has to rank them according to their strength. Of course, without knowing which players are still available for selection.

"I played against Alisha Lehmann in Italy..."

Stina Blackstenius is named first, with Heroum putting the Swede in second place. In other words: you can hardly do better, worse is easy.

The next name to appear is Alisha Lehmann. Heroum says: "Alisha Lehmann, I played against her in Italy. I'm putting her in tenth place." So last place, although all but second place would still be possible. For the 30-year-old Finn, it seems clear: it doesn't get any weaker than Alisha Lehmann. Because the scale ends at 10th place.

Alisha Lehmann and Nora Heroum not yet a minute of the European Championships

Pretty cheeky! Will Alisha Lehmann give Heroum the answer today on the pitch at the Stade de Genève? Her national team colleagues will probably have to do it for her, as the Juventus striker has yet to play against either Norway or Iceland.

However, Heroum has yet to play a single minute at the European Championships, and a draw will be enough for the Swiss to progress before the Finns have to fly home.

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  • The European Women's Football Championship will take place in Switzerland from July 2 to 27. blue Sport is following the national team up close. You can find all the news and background stories here.

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