📹 Ice-pack vests become an option to ease the heat at the Cup | OneFootball

Excessive heat has been an “extra opponent” in the preparation of some national teams for the FIFA World Cup.

And vests with ice packs are being used by players from two teams in the United States to ease the high temperatures.

Germany has been training in Winston-Salem, in the state of Massachusetts, and has already dealt with 41ºC.

Spain, meanwhile, is based in Chattanooga, Tennessee, where temperatures have reached 33ºC.

Players from both teams were “caught” using the technology.

Germany, suffering more, also used fans on the sides of the field.

The first of the two to make its debut will be the four-time world champion, which will face Curaçao from 2 p.m. (Brasília time) this Sunday, in Group E.

The 2010 world champion and current Euro winner, meanwhile, will face Cape Verde on Monday (15). A Group H clash.

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