Spain's Final World Cup Training Canceled Due to Thunderstorm; Players Train Indoors
According to Spanish newspaper AS, the Spanish national team's final training session before the World Cup final was canceled due to a thunderstorm in New Jersey. Upon arriving at the Melani Lane training ground, players were forced to return indoors and train in the gym instead. Local safety regulations require suspension of outdoor activities if the interval between lightning and thunder is less than 30 seconds, with a 30-minute wait after the last thunderclap. The storm also forced FIFA to adjust the schedule, as Spain and Argentina's sessions were originally set to start simultaneously. The article also recalls previous logistical issues during Spain's training camp, including a risky warm-up match against Peru in Puebla, a venue conflict at Baylor School, and heavy rain before the Uruguay match in Guadalajara, which proceeded as planned.
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