Sweden Women take on Portugal Women in their final Group C match of the UEFA Women’s Euro 2022 at the Leigh Sports Village on Sunday, July 17. The match will start at 9:30 PM IST (Indian Standard Time).

Sweden Women vs Portugal Women odds for UEFA Women’s Euro 2022

Sweden Women: 1.33

Portugal Women: 8.00

Draw: 5.00

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Sweden Women vs Portugal Women recent football form

Both Sweden Women and Portugal Women head into the upcoming fixture without a clean sheet in their respective UEFA Women’s Euro 2022 campaigns.

Sweden, for starters, beat Switzerland 2-1 to remain unbeaten in their last five games across all competitions. The Caroline Seger-led Blågult are second in Group C standings with four points.

Meanwhile, a late goal from Daniëlle van de Donk condemned Portugal Women to a 2-3 loss at the hands of Group C leaders Netherlands in their last outing. The Selecção are out of contention for a playoff berth since they are yet to win a game in Women’s Euro 2022.

Sweden Women: W, D, W, D, W

Portugal Women: L, D, D, W, W

Sweden Women vs Portugal Women head-to-head in international football

Sweden Women have a better head-to-head record against Portugal Women in international football, winning two of the last three matches that they have played so far. Overall, Sweden have won eight of their 10 previous meetings against Portugal (including friendly matches).

Portugal’s only victories over Sweden came in March 2019 (2-1, Algarve Cup) and 1997 (2-0, international friendly in Lisbon).

The upcoming Women’s Euro 2022 fixture between Sweden Women and Portugal Women will be the third competitive fixture between the teams. Previously, the sides met in the qualification for the 2007 FIFA Women's World Cup where the Swedish team registered comfortable victories (4-1 and 5-1).

Sweden Women: 8

Portugal Women: 2

Draws: 0

Recent results

Sweden Women 4-0 Portugal Women �?February 02, 2022

Sweden Women 2-0 Portugal Women �?March 11, 2020

Sweden Women 1-2 Portugal Women �?March 01, 2019

Sweden Women vs Portugal Women predictions and football betting tips for UEFA Women’s Euro 2022

Sweden Women have the odds in their favour against Portugal Women heading into Sunday’s UEFA Women’s Euro 2022 encounter.

Considering their advantage in the head-to-head and the fire power within the team, Sweden are likely to bag maximum points from the fixture and secure a place in the quarter-finals of ​​UEFA Women’s Euro 2022.

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Sweden and Norway face off in the UEFA Nations League 2022-23 at the Nationalarenan in Stockholm, Sweden on Monday, June 6. The match will kick off at 12:15 AM IST (Indian Standard Time).

Besides captain Victor Lindelof and long-term absentee Zlatan Ibrahimovic, Sweden have no new injury concerns ahead of their nordic derby against Norway. Young Manchester United winger Anthony Elanga could start up front alongside Alexander Isak and Tottenham Hotspur’s in-form loanee Dejan Kulusevski.

For Norway, Staale Solbakken will have his full squad available for the match, including goal scoring sensation Erling Haaland.

Sweden vs Norway odds for UEFA Nations League 2022-23

Sweden: 2.22

Norway: 3.50

Draw: 3.20

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Sweden vs Norway recent form

Sweden’s 2-0 win over Slovenia came as a relief for the Blågult, who had suffered three defeats in their last four games. Janne Andersson’s team have registered 13 wins in their last 20 competitive outings and will look to continue their positive start to the League B schedule in the UEFA Nations League 2022-23.

Norway, on the other hand, are on a three-game winning streak. A solitary goal from Haaland propelled them to a 1-0 win in their opening fixture against Serbia, and they travel to a venue where they claimed a win in an international friendly match in 2005.

Sweden: W, L, W, L, L

Norway: W, W, W, L, D

Sweden vs Norway head-to-head

Sweden boast a better head-to-head record against Norway with 59 wins in 108 games. Norway, meanwhile, have triumphed in just 24 meetings.

The teams have played out stalemates in four of their last five clashes, including an entertaining 3-3 draw in the Euro 2020 qualifiers Group F matchup in 2019. 

Sweden: 59

Norway: 24

Draw: 25

Last five meetings:

Sweden 1-1 Norway

Norway 3-3 Sweden

Norway 1-1 Sweden

Norway 0-0 Sweden

Sweden 4-2 Norway

Sweden vs Norway prediction and football betting tips for UEFA Nations League 2022

Sweden start as the odds-on favourites to beat Norway in their UEFA Nations League 2022-23 encounter courtesy of having the superior head-to-head record. However, considering the imperious form Erling Haaland is in, Norway could pull off an upset.

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Spain (SPN) host Sweden (SWE) in their upcoming FIFA World Cup UEFA qualifier match at the Estadio de La Cartuja in Seville, Spain on Monday, November 15. The match will begin at 1:15 AM IST.

SPN vs SWE Dream11 prediction

Spain, who didn’t play any World Cup qualifying match due to their involvement in the UEFA Nations League, sit at the top of Group B with 16 points from seven games. La Roja needs one point from Monday’s fixture to seal automatic qualification from the FIFA World Cup 2022 UEFA qualifiers.

Sweden, meanwhile, were denied a third win on the bounce in the European qualifiers as they suffered a 0-2 defeat against Georgia. Janne Andersson's side, who have managed just one win on the road, could end up going into the playoffs should they eventually lose out to Luis Enrique’s Spain.

SPN vs SWE Dream11 team tips for FIFA World Cup 2022 UEFA qualifier

Top tip: Best striker

Raul de Tomas has been a breakout star for Espanyol in La Liga 2021, and will look to start against Sweden on Sunday. The 27-year-old, who earned his maiden call-up to the national team following the injury to Ansu Fati, has notched seven goals in the league so far and made his Spain debut in the 1-0 win over Greece earlier this week. One can also consider Sweden’s experienced forward Zlatan Ibrahimovic for this position.

Top tip: Best midfielder

RB Leipzig’s Emil Forsberg will be the major threat for Spanish defenders in the center of the park. The 30-year-old midfielder has amassed four goals in the Bundesliga this season, and is well-placed to add to his count of six goals and two assists in the European World Cup qualifiers.

Top tip: Best defender and goal-keeper

The seasoned Cesar Azpilicueta is the best possible option for a defender. Spain have managed just one clean sheet in the European qualifiers so far, and it is upto the Chelsea skipper to engineer a performance at the back whilst keeping the looming threat of a certain Zlatan Ibrahimovic at bay.

Spanish keeper Unai Simon needs no introduction whatsoever. The 24-year-old, with three clean sheets in seven games in the FIFA World Cup 2022 UEFA qualifiers, is expected to be tested by Sweden’s Ibrahimovic and Forsberg but Simon, known for his heroics in the Euro 2020 campaign, is tipped to shine between the sticks.

SPN vs SWE probable playing XI

SPN playing XI (probable): Unai Simon (goalkeeper); Jordi Alba, Pau Torres, Aymeric Laporte, Cesar Azpilicueta; Sergio Busquets (captain), Koke, Rodri; Dani Olmo, Raul de Tomas, Alvaro Morata

SWE playing XI (probable): Robin Olsen (goalkeeper); Emil Krafth, Victor Lindelof (captain), Martin Olsson, Ludwig Augustinsson; Viktor Claesson, Kristoffer Olsson, Dejan Kulusevski, Emil Forsberg; Alexander Isak, Zlatan Ibrahimovic

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Qualifiers for the 2022 FIFA World Cup return as Sweden play host to Spain at Friends Arena in Stockholm in the early hours of Friday, September 3.

International football was put on hold since the Euros where Sweden made it to the round-of-16 while Spain exited in the semi-finals at hands of eventual champions Italy.

Sweden’s record in the 2022 FIFA World Cup qualifier has been perfect so far. The team has gone without a defeat and won both of their matches so far. The Victor Lindelof-led team started off with a 1-0 win over Georgia and followed it up with a 3-0 win over Kosovo.

Spain, on the other hand, have won two and drawn one of their three matches so far. They defeated Georgia and Kosovo but were held to a 1-1 draw by Greece in their opening match of the qualifiers. Sweden’s perfect record is boosted by the fact that they are yet to concede a goal in the qualifiers. On the contrary, Spain are yet to keep a clean sheet.

As things stand, Spain sit on the top of Group B owing to the extra match they have played, while Sweden are second.

Sweden vs Spain head-to-head

Both Spain and Sweden were drafted in Group E of the UEFA Euro 2020. The two teams went on to play a stalemate in a game that was largely dominated by Spain. Luis Enrique’s men enjoyed a whopping 86% of ball possession, played 917 passes at an accuracy of 90% and attempted 17 shots on goal. However, Sweden’s defence was on hand to thwart every attack.

Overall, Sweden vs Spain has more or less been dominated by the latter. The two teams have met 15 times in the past, with Spain winning six and losing just three. As many as six matches have ended in a draw.

Spain team news

The most notable absentee from the Spanish team is Barcelona midfielder Pedri. The 18-year-old has been left out by Luis Enrique after playing more than 70 matches for club and country last season. Liverpool’s Thiago Alcantara has been left out as well, while West Ham United’s Pablo Fornals returns to the team for the first time since 2018.

The likes of Pau Torres, Mikel Oyarzabal and Dani Olmo are absent too, but Wolves�?Adama Traore has made the cut.

Goalkeepers: David De Gea, Unai Simon, Robert Sanchez

Defenders: Cesar Azpilicueta, Jordi Alba, Aymeric Laporte, Eric Garcia, Raul Albiol, Inigo Martinez, Jose Gaya, Marcos Llorente

Midfielders: Brais Mendez, Rodri, Sergio Busquets, Mikel Merino, Koke, Carlos Soler

Forwards: Gerard Moreno, Adama Traore, Pablo Fornals, Alvaro Morata, Abel Ruiz, Ferran Torres, Pablo Sarabia

Sweden team news

Coach Jan Andersson has named a 26-man squad for upcoming games and key players like Victor Lindelof, Emil Forsberg and Albin Ekdal are all present for Sweden. Juventus forward Dejan Kulusevski has been called up too. The team has no injury issues whatsoever but defender Marcus Danielsen is suspended from this match after picking up a red card in their round-of-16 match against Ukraine at the Euros.

Goalkeepers: Robin Olsen, Karl-Johan Johnsson, Kristoffer Nordfeldt

Defenders: Mikael Lustig, Victor Lindelöf, Carl Starfelt, Marcus Danielson, Andreas Granqvist, Martin Olsson, Pierre Bengtsson, Hans Carl Ludwig Augustinsson Joakim Nilsson, Filip Helander, Emil Krafth

Midfielders: Sebastian Larsson, Jens-Lys Cajuste,Albin Ekdal, Gustav Svensson, Viktor Claesson, Ken Sema, Mattias Svanberg, Kristoffer Olsson, Dejan Kulusevski, Robin Quaison

Forwards: Marcus Berg, Emil Forsberg, Zlatan Ibrahimović, Jesper Karlsson, Alexander Isak

Where to watch the Sweden vs Spain world cup qualifier live in India?

The live streaming of Sweden vs Spain world cup qualifier can be viewed on SonyLiv and the JioTV app. The match will kick off at 12:15 AM IST on September 3.

There will be no telecast of the Sweden vs Spain world cup qualifier in India.

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Spain begin their UEFA Euro 2020 quest with a home game against Sweden at the Estadio de La Cartuja on Tuesday, June 15.

Former world champions Spain’s bid to win their fourth UEFA Euro title was hit by a sudden wave of COVID-19 outbreak within the camp as captain Sergio Busquets and defender Diego Llorente tested positive for coronavirus in quick succession. The team has since undergone isolation and were vaccinated, but coach Luis Enrique believes that this could have an effect on his players.

Spain and Sweden met twice during the Euro qualifiers and while their first meeting was a 3-0 victory for La Roja, the second ended in a 1-1 draw after Rodrigo scored a 92nd-minute equalizer for Spain.

Spain vs Sweden head-to-head 

The head-to-head record is outrightly dominated by Spain, who have won six of their 14 meetings against Sweden. The Blue and Yellow, on the other hand, have won just thrice. Sweden’s last victory over Spain dates back to Euro 2006 where goals from Johann Elmander and Marcus Allback guided their team to a 2-0 victory.

Spain team news

While there are no injuries in Spain’s camp, the team will be unable to count on the services of their captain Sergio Busquets, but defender Diego Llorente could make it to the team. Busquets�?unavailability means Enrique will be forced to make changes into the midfield. This means Manchester City midfielder Rodri could get an opportunity. 

Sweden team news

Like Spain, Sweden, too, have been affected by the coronavirus outbreak as two of their players, namely, Dejan Kulusevski and Mattias Svanberg will miss the game due to the disease. Unlike Spain, the Swedish football team boasts experienced players Sebastian Larsson, Emil Forsberg, Victor Lindelof and Albin Ekdal. This could potentially play a big role in the game. 

Where to watch Spain vs Sweden live in India?

Spain vs Sweden UEFA Euro 2020 match will be telecast live at 12:30 AM IST on SONY TEN 2, SONY TEN 3 and their corresponding HD TV channels in India, on Tuesday, June 15. The match can also be viewed on SONY SIX and SONY TEN 4 (and their HD channels) albeit in the regional commentary.

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Sweden striker Zlatan Ibrahimovic is set to make a comeback for his country after being named in the squad for the World Cup qualifiers against Georgia and Kosovo and an international friendly against Estonia.

Ibrahimovic, who has scored 62 goals in 116 games for Sweden, had announced his retirement from international football in 2016 right after his team finished at the bottom in their group and were eliminated from Euro 2016. There have been speculations regarding his comeback ever since, especially when Sweden qualified for the World Cup in 2018. However, the national team coach, Janne Andersson had outrightly ruled out the possibility.

But, in a press conference on Tuesday, the coach has now confirmed the return of the marksman, stating that his experience will help the other players in the team.

"First and foremost, he is a very good football player, the best we have had in Sweden," said Andersson. "It is of course very funny that he wants to come back. In addition to what he can contribute on the pitch, he has incredible experience and can contribute it to other players in the team."

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Sweden are set to play two World Cup qualifiers against Georgia (March 25th) and Kosovo (March 28th) followed by a friendly against Estonia (March 31st). Meanwhile, Sweden's squad for Euro 2021 will be announced on March 18th. If Ibrahimovic takes the field in any of the aforementioned games, he will become the oldest player to play for Sweden, surpassing the likes of Henrik Larsson and Thomas Ravelli. 

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Finland qualified for the first major tournament in their history on Friday with a 3-0 win over Liechtenstein while Sweden sealed their place at the Euro 2020 finals following a victory in Romania.

Norwich City forward Teemu Pukki scored twice in Helsinki and Jasse Tuominen also netted to bring the home crowd pouring onto the pitch at the final whistle as Finland wrapped up second place behind Group J winners Italy.

Roberto Mancini's Italy registered a record 10th straight win as they eased past Bosnia and Herzegovina 3-0 in Zenica.

Francesco Acerbi, Lorenzo Insigne and Andrea Belotti scored for Italy, who have bounced back impressively after failing to qualify for last year's World Cup year for the first time since 1958.

"Mancini has done a great job, he has given us clear ideas in a short period of time. We are proud of the record of ten consecutive wins, but our objectives and our dreams are honestly others," said Belotti.

Bosnia are guaranteed a place in the play-offs after finishing top of their UEFA Nations League group last year.

Sweden qualified for a sixth straight European Championships after a 2-0 success in Bucharest that eliminated Romania from contention.

Marcus Berg and Robin Quaison scored first-half goals for Sweden who secured second place behind Group F winners Spain, leaving Romania hoping for a play-off berth.

Berg headed in an inviting cross from Emil Forsberg as Sweden surged ahead on 18 minutes and then turned provider as he cushioned the ball off for Quaison to double the lead. 

Ramos honoured by Spain fans

Seven different players were on target for already-qualified Spain in a 7-0 thrashing of lowly Malta in Cadiz.

Alvaro Morata opened the scoring on 23 minutes before former Arsenal midfielder Santi Cazorla bagged his first international goal in four years.

Pau Torres, substitutes Pablo Sarabia and Dani Olmo, Gerard Moreno and Jesus Navas completed the rout as Spain made sure of top spot.

Spanish fans honoured Sergio Ramos with a huge mosaic of the defender who last month broke the record previously held by Iker Casillas for most national team appearances.

"I'm very happy. What better way for me to toast this tribute than with a victory of such authority and playing such good football?" said Ramos, who earned his 169th cap Friday.

"The joy is two-fold on both a personal and group level."

Alexander Sorloth struck twice for Norway in a 4-0 win over the Faroe Islands. Tore Reginiussen and Iver Fossum got the other goals in Oslo for the hosts who will head into the playoffs.

Denmark require a draw from their final game against the Republic of Ireland after a 6-0 demolition of Gibraltar. 

Christian Eriksen and Robert Skov both hit a brace in Copenhagen with Martin Braithwaite and Christian Gytkjaer also on the scoresheet.

Switzerland occupy second place in Group D behind Denmark after a nervy 1-0 win over Georgia courtesy of late header from debutant Cedric Itten.

"I'm still in a bit of shock," said Itten. "To score on my debut here in St Gallen is a dream come true. It's still going to take a while to sink in."

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