Sweden will take on Slovenia at Stockholm, Hovet on July 3 at 20:30 IST.
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In the World Cup playoff match between Poland and Sweden, it will be decided which side travels to Qatar and which one stays at home. The poles have the advantage of playing at home, which may be crucial in this situation. Even though they are often regarded as favorites, bookies claim that there isn’t a significant disparity between them and the Swedes. With 120 minutes of savage football against the Czech Republic, Blagult demonstrated its tenacity and competitive spirit. Only Mario Hezonja appeared to be having trouble accepting a defeat tonight on the team with the checkers, or perhaps he was the only player on the team with the checkers who had the ability to put up a fight while NBA sharpshooter Bojan Bogdanovic still appeared to be experiencing jet lag. In the second quarter, Croatia made a comeback, outscoring the home team by 21:27. Hezonja scored 15 of Croatia’s first half’s 35 points, bringing the score to 54:35 at the break.
Poland was instantly promoted to this level as a result of Russia’s ban from all UEFA and FIFA events. Some claim that the schedule change provided Czeslaw Michniewicz’s team more time to prepare for their next opponents and that they were able to maintain their energy, while on the other hand, it might have disrupted their harmony. To be honest, there wasn’t much noteworthy in the friendly match between the Poles and Scotland, which finished 1-1. Krzystof Piatek, an attacker for Fiorentina, scored in the 94th minute to tie the game and prevent his team’s loss. Poland has won two of its last four home games, and in the previous nine games overall, they have a record of five wins, two defeats, and two ties. Their team has a lot of experience but is a little seasoned; the majority of the starters and regular call-ups are between 30 and older.
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As was previously said, Sweden enjoys playing defensively and will undoubtedly employ the same strategies in this match. The hosts, however, won’t be eager to attack right on; instead, they’ll wait for a mistake or rely on Lewandowski’s brilliance up front. For this reason, we predict under 2.5 goals in this contest.
The exciting match will be held in Stockholm, Hovet on July 3rd at 17:00 GMT and 20:30 IST. The Audience from the US can stream on popular channels like ESPN, BBC, Sky Sports, FOX Soccer, Al Jazeera Sports, and iTV, whereas Indians can log in to Fancode.com.
Slovenia: Luka Doncic, Klemen Prepelic, Mike Tobey, Ziga Samar, Goran Dragic.
Sweden: Ludvig Hakanson, Simon Birgander, Tobias Borg, Jonas Jerebko, Viktor Gaddefors.
