June 15Jun 15 Sweden score first and it’s their first World Cup goal in 2893 days.Sweden 1 - 0 Tunisia
June 15Jun 15 Author Sweden: Nordfeldt; Laagerbielke, Hien, Lindelof; Bernhardsson, Karlstrom, Ayari, Gudmundsson; Nygren, Isak, GyokeresSubs: Zetterstrom, Johansson, Starfelt, Smith, Ekdal, Zeneli, Svensson, Stroud, Johansson, Sema, Bergvall, Svanberg, Ali, Elanga, Nilsson.Tunisia: Chamakh; Valery, Talbi, Rekik, Ben Hamida, Khedira, Skhiri; Ben Slimane, Hannibal, Abdi; Saad.Subs: Dahmen, Ben Hessen, Arous, Bronn, Neffati, Chikhaoui, Achouri, Mahmoud, Gharbi, Ayari, Chaouat, Mastouri, Ben Ouanes, Elloumi, Tounekti.
June 15Jun 15 Tunisia grab a goal a few minutes before half time to make the score 2-1. They can make a full comeback in the 2nd half I think, Sweden are lucky to even be in the tournament.
June 15Jun 15 Gyökeres makes it 3Arsenal players can't stop scoring huh? Edited June 15Jun 15 by CowTzy was here
June 15Jun 15 Tunisia looked poor at the AFCON and the change in manager and squad doesn’t look to have worked.Sweden certainly have great attacking talent but I think their defence will be what stops them against the top sides.
June 15Jun 15 This result is definitely more about how bad Tunisia are than Sweden being great. That will be a big boost to Sweden's goal difference though so that will probably ensure that they'll qualify for the knockout stages.
June 16Jun 16 Herve Renard does make the World Cup after all after taking over Tunisia for their final two group stage games.
June 19Jun 19 Author Last 3 Meetings between Netherlands and Sweden:10/10/2017- Netherlands 2-0 Sweden (World Cup Qualifying)06/09/2016- Sweden 1-1 Netherlands (World Cup Qualifying)11/10/2011- Sweden 3-2 Netherlands (Euros Qualifying)At Major Tournaments:26/06/2004- Sweden 0-0 Netherlands (Euros)19/06/1974- Netherlands 0-0 Sweden (World Cup)
June 19Jun 19 Author Last 3 Meetings between Japan and Tunisia17/10/2023- Japan 2-0 Tunisia (Kirin Cup)14/06/2022- Japan 0-3 Tunisia (Kirin Cup)27/03/2015- Japan 2-0 Tunisia (Friendly)At World Cup:14/06/2002- Japan 2-0 Tunisia
June 20Jun 20 Author Netherlands: Verbruggen, Dumfries, van Dijk, van Hecke, van de Ven, Gravenberch, de Jong, Reijnders, Malen, Brobbey, Gakpo. Subs: Flekken, Roefs, Ake, Geertruida, Hato, Kluivert, Koopmeiners, Lang, Depay, de Roon, Summerville, Til, Weghorst, Wieffer.Sweden: Nordfeldt, Lagerbielke, Hien, Lindelof, Karlstrom, Bernhardsson, Nygren, Ayari, Gudmundsson, Gyokeres, Isak. Subs: Zetterstrom, Viktor Johansson, Herman Johansson, Bergvall, Svensson, Elanga, Sema, Ekdal, Starfelt, Svanberg, Smith, Zeneli, Stroud, Nilsson, Ali.
June 20Jun 20 Author There's probably some drinking game where you sip every time Alan Shearer says getting something on the end of it.
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