Sweden's women's national football team played to a 0-0 draw against Serbia in a World Cup qualifier in Serbia. Sweden reportedly delivered a tame performance, according to coach Tony Gustavsson, who said he had warned about shaky performances with such a young team. Gustavsson reportedly questioned whether a 1-0 win over Italy a few days earlier mentally affected the Swedish team.
8 years, partly due to injuries. Gustavsson made several substitutions during the match, including bringing on Blackstenius and Rolfö, and later Rosa Kafaji and Evelyn Ijeh. He expressed frustration over the performance but was reportedly more satisfied with a pressing methodology implemented later in the game.
I had warned about shaky performances with such a young team.
Swedish player Kosovare Asllani reportedly said Sweden's play did not meet World Cup qualifying standards and criticized the match being played on a training pitch.
Whether a 1-0 win over Italy a few days earlier mentally affected the Swedish team.
Sweden's play did not meet World Cup qualifying standards.
Criticized the match being played on a training pitch.