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Relentless diagnosis: rupture of the anterior cruciate ligament and injury to the external meniscus of the right knee.
Monday 18 November 2019 1 minutes reading time
Switzerland loses one of its best youngsters, ahead of the entire 2019/2020 season.
Nicole Good, born in 1998, was injured at the second FIS slalom, last week on the slopes of Diavolezza, after finishing second a few hours before.
The verdict leaves no way out for the Swiss San Gallo, junior world champion of combined last February at the world championships in Val di Fassa, a few weeks after having obtained the first victory of his career in the European Cup, always in the same specialty at Les Diablerets .
Good was operated on at the university hospital in Zurich and for her the hopes of starting this year in the World Cup, very high considering her growth and the entry into team B of the rossocrociata national team, have vanished.
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