The Swedish National Women’s Team performed exceptionally from the start to the final in the women’s football tournament at the Tokyo Olympics. The team that won the 2016 Olympic silver medal has recorded a winning streak in the last 5 games.
Sweden also ranked as the most fertile team in the 2020 Olympics with 12 goals. While on the defensive line they managed to save 3 times clean sheet, namely competing against the United States, New Zealand and Australia.
In Sunday’s semi-final match (2/8) yesterday, the Swedish women’s national team managed to beat Australia with a tight 1-0 score. The only Swedish goal came from Fridolina Rolfo’s feet in the 46th minute.
The final against Canada will be the second chance for the Swedish Women’s National Team to win a gold medal. At the Rio 2016 Olympics, they failed to win gold after losing to Germany with a score of 1-2 in the final.
Ahead of the game later, Sweden are expected to continue to rely on their two main attackers, Caroline Seger and Stina Blackstenius. The last name is called to look gorgeous so far with a collection of 4 goals.
However, Canada is ready to block Sweden’s ambition to win the gold medal. Bev Priestman’s team tried to improve their performance at the Rio 2016 Olympics. At that time, Canada’s National Women’s Team won a bronze medal.
While not as smooth as Sweden who have won back-to-back wins throughout the tournament, Canada’s performance is fairly consistent. From 5 games in the group stage to the semi-finals, Canada is unbeaten with 3 wins and 2 draws.
“Obviously we want to change the color of the medal. We are the winners of the semi-finals and we will go to the final to get the gold medal.” to say Canadian coach Ben Priestman.
If you look at the file face-to-face, both teams have the same chance of winning the match, 50-50. In the last 4 meetings, Sweden and Canada have both been able to achieve 2 victories.
Programming prediction
Sweden: Hedvig Lindahl; Hanna Glas, Amanda Ilestedt, Nathalie Bjoern, Magdalena Eriksson; Filippa Angeldal, Caroline Seger; Kosovare Asllani, Fridolina Rolfoe, Sofia Jakobsson; Stina Blackstenius. Pelatih: Peter Gerhardsson.
Canada: Stéphanie Labbé; Ashley Lawrence, Vanessa Gilles, Kadeisha Buchanan, Allysha Chapman; Désirée Scott, Jessie Fleming, Quinn, Christine Sinclair; Janine Beckie, Nichelle Prince. Pelatih: Beverly Priestman.
Face-to-face Sweden vs Canada
25-06-2019, Sweden vs Canada 1-0
07-03-2019, Canada vs Sweden 6-5
01-03-2018, Canada vs Sweden 1-3
06-04-2017, Sweden vs Canada 0-1
Sweden’s last 5 matches
02-08-2021, Australia vs Sweden 0-1
07-30-2021, Sweden vs Japan 3-1
27-07-2021, New Zealand vs Sweden 0-2
24-07-2021, Sweden vs Australia 4-2
21-07-2021, Sweden v United States 3-0
Results of Canada’s last 5 games
02 / 08-2021, United States vs Canada 0-1
07-30-2021, Canada vs Brazil 0-0 (Pen: 4-3)
27-07-2021, Canada vs England 1-1
24-07-2021, Chile vs Sweden 1-2
21-07-2021, Sweden vs Japan 1-1
How to watch the Tokyo 2020 Olympics
The Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games can be watched via live broadcast Video, including the women’s soccer final between Sweden and Canada.
Telkomsel users can watch the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games on video for free. Meanwhile, other card users can choose the subscription package provided by Vidio.
There is a PPKM Platinum promotional package for IDR 99,000 for 1 year. Other non-promotional plans available are 7 Day Platinum for IDR 19,000, 30 Day Platinum for IDR 29,000 and 1 Year Platinum for IDR 199,000.
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