The goal of winning a World Cup is no joke, so there’s a very strict rule for the players on “going to the boneyard” for the duration of the tournament.

Whether or not sex influences your physical stamina and performances afterwards is debatable, but Safet Susic, coach of Bosnia-Herzegovina, is very firm on his side’s rule.

There will be no sex in Brazil. They can find another solution, they can even masturbate if they want. I am not interested what the other coaches do, this is not a holiday trip, we are there to play football at the World Cup.

As for the specific teams, here is a breakdown of what is allowed, and what isn’t;

Sex is permitted on these teams: Germany, Spain, the United States, Australia, Italy, Netherlands, Switzerland, Uruguay and England

Sex is banned on these teams: Russia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Chile and Mexico

And the rules are complicated on these teams: France (you can have sex but not all night), Brazil (you can have sex, but not“acrobatic” sex), Costa Rica (can’t have sex until the second round) and Nigeria (can sleep with wives but not girlfriends)

It’s evident that Spain is allowed a bit of action – they’ve been taken to pound-town twice since the World Cup started…

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