Switzerland's coaches had their computers stolen in Düsseldorf during Euro 2024, although no sensitive data or information for their next match against Italy was compromised, the team said on Tuesday.
Video analysts responsible for preparing data and tactical information for team coaches were not at risk as they were at Switzerland's camp in Stuttgart, a team spokesman said, confirming that three laptops had been taken.
Those affected were part of a delegation of young national team coaches who were traveling around Germany to observe and analyze matches, Reuters reported.
"No sensitive data or information about the upcoming match against Italy was lost," the official said in an email.
Switzerland have reached the knockout stages of their sixth successive major tournament and will play Italy in Berlin on Saturday.
Kenyans are protesting a new finance bill that features unpopular tax proposals that have drawn much ire across the country.
The controversial bill, which has provisions seen as additional burdens on ordinary citizens and businesses, has sparked a huge outcry from a people already burdened with a high cost of living.
It has sparked youth-led protests that, while largely peaceful, have led to at least one death and hundreds of injuries, as well as arrests — all of which have been condemned by lawyers and human rights groups.
The government has rejected some of the controversial proposals, but has done little to calm public anger. Many now want the entire bill scrapped.
