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They were denied an Olympic gold medal last year, but with the Euro entering the final, Sweden’s head coach Peter Gerhardsson and his multi-talented team are enjoying the prospect of the primary tournament.
Participation records have been tracked through record scores in the tournament, as the last competing nations see the Wembley Arc on the horizon, anticipation and expectations grow.
Simply put, the most exciting Women’s European Championship in its history, millions of people have connected around the world to catch a glimpse of Europe’s most talented stars, and many of them wear Sweden’s yellow and blue jerseys.
Struck by the consequences in the Olympic final, the Swedes finished in third place in the last World Cup, but are a bit tired of being so close, but so far away, as they aspire to host a tempting semi-final. against host England at Bramall Lane next week.
Standing, there are the tournament’s underdogs, Belgium, whom they will face tonight at Leigh Sports Village.
The Red Flames are in uncharted territory, qualified for the knockout stages of the European Championship for the first time thanks to Tine De Caigny’s goal against Italy, which secured their passage to the quarter-finals by taking a place in Group D at the moment.
In fact, it will be a game full of intrigue across the UK, with the winner facing the English favourites in next week’s semi-final. Here’s how you can see all the action.
Swedish defensive duo Hanna Glas and Emma Kullberg had tested positive for Covid-19 earlier this week, while Sweden’s captain and top international player Caroline Seger returned to education on Wednesday after an injury.
As for the trio’s fitness, head coach Gerhardsson has yet to give an update, which could force the Swedes to reorganize to win tonight’s game. The boss seems quite calm about the situation, admitting that he is “quite creative”. locate solutions. “
As for Belgium, coach Ives Serneels is expected to appoint an unchanged starting XI, Amber Tysiak will return to her team after serving a one-game suspension.
Women’s Euro 2022: Full TV programme and BBC experts shown for the tournament, adding the former Scotland international
Where: Leigh Sports Village, Leigh, Friday, July 22, start: 8 p. m. (TSB)
The quarter-final clash between the two groups will be broadcast on BBC Two, with the pre-match programme starting at 7. 30pm.
You can also stream the setting on the BBC’s iPlayer service, for those with a valid TV license.
Tickets are sold out lately on the UEFA website, but you can check if there are any that approach the date of entry in this link.
Sweden are a big favourite to progress, with a 2/9 chance of winning in 90 minutes, do you need a Belgian surprise?They have a value of 10/1. Do you want a draw in 90 minutes? You can get a score of 19/4.
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