Today at 13.00, one of Sweden's athletes will be awarded the coveted Bragdguldet. Many have delivered fine performances throughout the year, but who has actually achieved the greatest feat? Here we list three candidates for the award.
SportsAfter the Olympic Games successes last summer, table tennis and beach volleyball are experiencing an explosive interest. Thousands of young people are queuing up to start playing, while hall times are lacking in the major cities. It's a great concern for all clubs and the association, says Anders Svensson, club manager at Spårvägens BTK.
SportsTogether they made it to the European Championship final in doubles. Then Truls Möregårdh and Anton Källberg faced each other in the singles tournament's quarterfinal. The winner: Möregårdh, 4–2.
SportsTruls Möregårdh and Anton Källberg have both advanced to the singles tournament in the European Championship in table tennis. Källberg did so by winning the Swedish clash against Kristian Karlsson, 4–1 in sets. You'd rather beat someone else than a good friend, says Källberg to SVT.
SportsIt's starting to smell like a Swedish European Championship medal in table tennis. All three Swedish doubles pairs are one match away from a secured bronze in Linz.
SportsOlympic silver medalist Truls Möregårdh won his first match in the European Championship in Austrian Linz with a clear 4–0 in sets. After having showcased his tennis strokes. I got inspired by Alcaraz, he says.
SportsBoth Swedish pairs in men's doubles are advancing to the round of 16 in the European Championship in table tennis in Linz, Austria. It went worse in mixed doubles. Christina Källberg and Kristian Karlsson were on their way to a medal when they fell apart in the quarterfinals.
SportsMany and long trips. Truls Möregårdh is critical of the table tennis competition schedule. It will wear us out in a bad way, says the Olympic Games hero.
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