Sneakers lost &amp before the game; temporary shoes were purchased, Manchester United women s football team lost 0-1 away from the Champions League

Hupu September 12th TheAthletic reported that in the first leg of the third round of the women's Champions League qualifying match held on September 11, Manchester United women's football team lost 0-1 to Norwegian team Bran Women's Football Team away. However, the scene before the game was surprising. The luggage containing some players' boots was lost on the way to Bergen, and the team had to temporarily buy new shoes at local stores.

Manchester United midfielder Nalson said in an interview with Norwegian media after the game: "There are indeed sneakers missing, and we haven't figured out what's going on. It was a bit confusing when I found it before going to the stadium. Wearing new shoes to play football is not ideal for anyone."

According to local sports goods store owner Gullord, Manchester United staff rushed to the store to buy about 13 to 15 pairs of new sneakers and 20 pairs of leg guards before the game. Since I chose hard-ground nail shoes, the Bergen venue was wet that night and was more suitable for soft-ground nails, this also caused concerns about the impact on the players' performance.

In the end, Bran women's defender Stevevik scored a header in the 76th minute to help the home team win. The game attracted 16,019 fans and set a record for the number of viewers of the Norwegian women's football team.

Manchester United coach Skinner stressed after the game: "This is just the first half. Bran is celebrating now like winning the entire matchup, but let's see what happens when they go to our home court next week."