DFB women in a dance frenzy: Giulia Gwinn explains wild cabin celebrations
Created: 07/27/2022, 13:10
By: Christoph Gschossmann
Strong team performance, also on the booth dance floor: The German women's team around Giulia Gwinn (r.).
© dfb_frauenteam Instagram
The German DFB women have a well-defined routine in England: first win, then dance.
Giulia Gwinn explains what the cabin choreo is all about.
Munich / London - Germany celebrates its DFB heroines: At the women's European Championship in England, the German women's national soccer team storms from victory to victory.
After the successes, there was a dance performance in the dressing room.
Defender Giulia Gwinn explained what it's all about.
Giulia Gwinn: "There are many pacesetters because we are all a little crazy"
When asked who was the pacesetter and initiator of the dance choreo, Gwinn said to
Bild
: "There are a lot of pacesetters because we're all a little crazy." And further: "These these Malle- hits, and it feels like you can dance anything to it anyway.
A choreography just developed and we did quite well with it.”
Gwinn said of the music choices, for once it was "'Cotton Eye Joe'
(by the band Rednex in 1994, d. Red)
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been, "in which there was a different choreo." The kickers danced to this song after the 3-0 win over Finland at the end of the group phase, and the official Instagram channel of the DFB women shared a short video of it.
Gwinn also remembers that not all the dance performances went off without a hitch: “I think Klara Bühl had thought of something in the room in case we win.
Just new choreo again." But this "didn't quite work, it was a bit difficult up to now, that's why we stuck to what we were already able to do." Bühl seems to be very active musically - she is also during the Rednex To hear videos of how she gives the "command" to "Freestyle!" after the synchronized movements.
Voss-Tecklenburg: "I'd rather not dance anymore, nobody wants to see that"
Gwinn: "It's just a very, very relaxed atmosphere, everyone is happy and then you're happy to celebrate a bit together in the changing room." And what better way to celebrate together than by dancing together?
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Her trainer Martina Voss-Tecklenburg will not join the dancers, as she revealed in the
picture
: "I'd rather not dance anymore, nobody wants to see that."
And I didn't even know that the players could dance so well, I thought they could only dance with the ball."
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Although the DFB women's team hotel is right next to Wembley Stadium, they would have to move again if they reached the final - further away.
