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sports firm adidas introduced this Monday the new official ball ‘Oceans’ which semi-final, match for third and fourth place and World Cup final in Australia and New Zealand 2023.

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Introducing the OCEAUNZ FINAL. official ball for semi-final and final @FIFAWWC. #FIFAWWC pic.twitter.com/tKF7fZNmUi

— adidas Football (@adidasfootball) August 13, 2023

According to the German firm, the new ‘Oceans’the same name of the ball that has been played so far, and also “It’s inspired by nature, drawing its visual identity fromThe most iconic Australian attractions: Sydney skyline”, whilee “Its warm orange color hints at sunsets lighting up the city. which will host the best teams in the world.

“The color gold mimics the most coveted prize: the World Cup.” This new hue offers a fresh take on Australian culture created by local artists. Czerny Sutton and Fiona Collis.

This ball was the first to use the technology “Bound Ball” which provides accurate data for the team of video referees currently. The combination of the player’s position with Artificial intelligence, this innovation was the key to helping you make decisions throughout the tournament.

This technology it also improves the overall fan experience offering accurate measurement of match data, including ball speed, spin and distance traveled behind the ball before reaching the net.

In addition, the ball includes more innovations such as ‘CTR-CORE’A core inside the ball that is adjustable to improve accuracy and consistency, which allows you to speed up the game; or ‘SPIPSHELL’, polyurethane (PU) leather with new ball shape of 20 piecess for improved aerodynamics.

Likewise, this ball help improve the lives of thousands of peoplegiven that adidas will donate 1 percent of net sales to Equal Play Effect, Common Goal project, formerly known as Global Goal 5 Accelerator, before which to increase the participation, representation and leadership of women in what is considered a “beautiful sport”, so that every girl who plays soccer has an athlete as a reference in her community.

FIFA World Cup semi-finals Australia and New Zealand 2023, after Spain 2-1 over the Netherlands, Sweden 2-1 over Japan, Australia 7-6 over France on penalties and England 2-1 over Colombia, will take place on Tuesday at 14:00. , central Mexican time, when Spain and Sweden determine the first finalist; then at 16:00 Australiathe big surprise of the tournament, will be measured in England, reigning European champion.

(According to information from Europe Press)