The Copper Queens had a loosening session in Hamilton on Sunday ahead of Wednesday’s Group C encounter against Spain.
The team were taken through their paces by physical trainer Jamie Lawrence.
The recovery session lasted about 80 minutes.
Bruce Mwape, Lisa Coleman and Avram Grant kept a close eye as Barbra Banda and co trained.
The Women’s FIFA World Cup debutants will be hoping to recover from the 5-0 defeat to Japan on Saturday as the face the European giants.
Spain beat Costa Rica 3-0 in the opening match.
Zambia will conclude their Group C fixtures against Costa Rica.
HAMILTON, NEW ZEALAND – JULY 22: Bruce Mwape, Head Coach of Zambia, gives the team instructions during the FIFA Women’s World Cup Australia & New Zealand 2023 Group C match between Zambia and Japan at Waikato Stadium on July 22, 2023 in Hamilton / Kirikiriroa, New Zealand. (Photo by Hagen Hopkins – FIFA/FIFA via Getty Images) 
Lessons learnt in our last game. Woman to Woman marking is what we need against Spain. It’s a doeable thing and the “girls” can be equal to the task. All the best in our next game.
Win or lose, we are behind you Copper Queens 🌹🌷👍💪
Let’s stick to a formation that we are familiar with. We can get a positive result against Spain. We are behind you Copper Queens
Bola nipamala.
Go Zambia Go
Go ZAMBIA GO
Spain better team to Copper queens everything is possible in soccer women to women. Right backs and left back must alert to their opponents. Must be quick all time thats were a loopholes .
Spain is beatable just like any other team. The girls unexpectedly won the match against Germany. Nobody new that our girls would carry the day. All the Copper Queens need to do is to remain focused, united and composed. I would suggest the coach and the technical beach stick to the game formation that was used against the friendly against Germany. Go Zambia Go. We are proudly behind you!!! All the best.
Copper queens can surprise the world if they just play as a team.