UEFA Euro 2025: Sweden’s Qualification

In front of around 17,000 fans and at 30 degrees, the Swedes were the much more dominant team from the start. The Danes always found counterattacks, but played them too inaccurate. In the initial phase, the Danish eleven had also hoped in vain for a penalty. Madelen Janogy had stumbled with the opponent’s interview and had received the ball against her arm in front of the lurking star striker Pernille Pernille. After minutes of review by the Var, the game continued without a penalty.

After the Swedes could not use their chances in half one in half one, the break was goalless. Only after the break could they break the Danish defensive block with an increase in performance. In minute 55, Angeldahl from Real Madrid gave her team followed by a nice double pass from a shot to the far corner.

Harder hits the latte

Shortly before the end, Pernille Harder had the equalizer on his foot, but only hit the crossbar.

Despite good opportunities, it was not possible to play a second lead. In minute 81, the Danish captain Pernille Harder had the equalization on the foot, but failed on the crossbar. But the team gets increasingly good actions, but a goal was denied to her.

Since the last encounter with the Nations League in June, which ended with a 6-1 for the Swedes, the Danishes have significantly increased, but this time also did not leave the pitch as the winners. On Tuesday (9:00 p.m., transfer from 8.40 p.m. in ORF Sport +), Sweden meets Poland. The Danish women have to exist against the title -co -favorite Germany before (6 p.m., transfer from 5.40 p.m.).

UEFA Euro 2025, Group C

Freitag:

Denmark – Sweden 0: 1 (0: 0)

GENF, 17,319, SR ALVES (BRA)

Tor: Angeldahl (55.)

Denmark: Östergaard – Faerge, Ballisager Pedersen, Veje – Thögersen, K. Holmgaard (63. Hasbo), Snerle (89. Troelsgaard), S. Holmgaard (75. Nadim) – Thomsen – Vangsgaard (63. Bruun), Harder

Sweden: Falk – Andersson, Sembrant, Björn, Lundkvist (66. Holmberg) – Zigiotti Olme, Asllani (83. Hurtig), Angeldal (90. Bennison) – Janogy (66. Blomqvist), Blackstenius, Rytting Kaneryd (83. Jakobsson)

Yellow card: Snerle

Marcus Cole

Marcus Cole is a senior football analyst at Archysport with over a decade of experience covering the NFL, college football, and international football leagues. A former NCAA Division I player turned journalist, Marcus brings an insider's understanding of the game to every breakdown. His work focuses on tactical analysis, draft evaluations, and in-depth game previews. When he's not breaking down film, Marcus covers the intersection of football culture and the communities it shapes across America.

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