Dejected Swedish football players after a 1-2 loss to Denmark in a World Cup qualifier match.
Dejected Swedish football players after a 1-2 loss to Denmark in a World Cup qualifier match.
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Sweden loses to Denmark and misses direct World Cup spot

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Sweden fell 1–2 to Denmark in a World Cup qualifier in Odense on Friday evening. The loss means the team misses a direct spot to the World Cup in Brazil next year and must go through playoffs in the autumn.

Tony Gustavsson, who took over as head coach after the European Championship, now has only two wins in nine internationals. After the match he said he understood the criticism. – I know that it is blowing now and that I receive criticism. It is important to stand steady and continue to build, Gustavsson said. Denmark took the lead in the first half through Cecilie Fløe. Johanna Rytting Kaneryd equalised early in the second half but Pernille Harder, who came off the bench, made it 2–1 in the 84th minute. Sweden face Italy on Tuesday in their final match before the playoffs begin in October.

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Initial reactions on X focus on Sweden's 1-2 loss to Denmark in the World Cup qualifier, noting the missed direct qualification and upcoming playoffs. Posts from sports accounts and fans report the result with mentions of players like Anna Sandberg, alongside some criticism of the team's performance and comparisons to men's football.

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Sweden women's soccer team after 2-2 draw with Italy at Gamla Ullevi, entering World Cup playoff
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Sweden draws with Italy and must enter World Cup playoff

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Sweden's women's national team ended its World Cup qualifying campaign with a 2–2 draw against Italy at Gamla Ullevi. The side has never missed a World Cup but must now contest a playoff in the autumn for a place at the 2027 tournament in Brazil.

Sweden lost 1-5 to the Netherlands in the group stage match in Houston. The Dutch took an early lead and won convincingly.

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Sweden's national team lost 3-1 to Norway in a match at Ullevål. Graham Potter admitted the opponents were better on all fronts.

Sweden beat Italy 3-0 on Friday evening in the IIHF World Championship. The first line delivered the key goals while Anton Frondell left the game after a collision.

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Sweden defeated Czechia 87–76 in a World Cup qualifier at Hovet in Stockholm. The win keeps the basketball World Cup dream alive.

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