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Celebrated with a beer, Sebastian17 Jun

Celebrated with a beer, Sebastian Larsson says important not to get carried away

The players were able to celebrate, enjoy and express all their strong emotions after the victory over Tunisia. Weeks of pent-up tension were released and flowed freely. But it is incredibly important not to get carried away, says Sebastian Larsson.

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Swedish dream start in theTop news15 Jun

Swedish dream start in the World Cup - beat Tunisia 5-1

5–1 against Tunisia - and it could have been more. Talk about a dream start for Sweden. The victory is Sweden's biggest debut win since an 8–0 victory against Cuba in 1938 in France.

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Guide: Sweden's World Cup opener12 Jun

Guide: Sweden's World Cup opener for morning people

The wait, the longing. Soon it will be over - but for the absolute majority of national team supporters it will be a time to get up early. The World Cup opener against Tunisia will be played early on Monday morning. Here is a guide.

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1Russia’s World Junior Championship Return Could Cost Norway Its Place, Sweden Says It’s Unfair2How a US Midterm Win for Democrats Could Shift Trump’s Ukraine Policy, Expert Says3Magdalena Andersson rules out Left Party in government, seeks coalition with Greens and Centre Party4Violence in Swedish Schools Hits Record High, Teachers Say Situation Is Unsustainable5Train carriage evacuated after smoke forces Stockholm-Gothenburg service to stop near Laxå6Europe excluded from Russia-Ukraine talks in Abu Dhabi, but will meet separately with Kyiv

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  1. SentenceJag försöker få ihop vardagen, men det kräver lite planering.I’m trying to make daily life work, but it takes some planning.
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  3. CultureHöstlovspysselAutumn-break crafts

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