Houston, we have a historic Swedish defeat. The loss to the Netherlands, 1–5, is Sweden's biggest in the men's World Cup since 1950. "But we're still doing good things," says team captain Victor Nilsson Lindelöf.
SportsSweden went from a 5–1 win against Tunisia in Monterrey to a 1–5 loss in Houston. The Netherlands brutally exposed the shortcomings of the Swedish defense. But there is hope despite the rout. Sweden still has a chance to advance to the round of 16 in the World Cup.
SportsThe national football team's chances of reaching the last 16 are extremely good after the big win against Tunisia. If they earn points against the Netherlands, qualification will be clear. National team coach Graham Potter won't change a winning team.
FootballAn unknown Englishman stepped into the Swedish second division. 15 years later, he steps into a football dream. "To be sitting here now is, of course, quite incredible," says national team captain Graham Potter ahead of Sweden's World Cup match against the Netherlands.
FootballThe 5-1 victory against Tunisia quickly became the talk of the football world. Most in focus were Viktor Gyökeres and Alexander Isak - the national team's super duo at their best. "We are aware of the quality we have," said national team captain Graham Potter.
FootballAll but one of the Swedish players trained in full, as planned, the day before the World Cup match against the Netherlands in Houston. Defender Eric Smith trained on the sidelines and looks set to miss the match. The match is a bit too soon, national team captain Graham Potter says.
SportsThe national football team is in charge of entertainment as Sweden comes to a standstill on Midsummer's Day. The actual celebration will have to wait until Sunday, when players, managers and family members gather at a table set with classic treats.
FootballThe 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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