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STOCKHOLM : Sweden's most-capped player Caroline Seger broke down in tears in Wellington on Wednesday as she described her battle to recover from injury in time for her country's opening Women's World Cup game against South Africa.
STOCKHOLM : After Sweden suffered the agony of a shootout defeat by Canada in the Tokyo Olympics soccer final in 2021, they are determined to go one better at the Women's World Cup which starts next month and give captain Caroline Seger the send off she deserves.
Sweden have described the usage of VAR at Euro 2022 as «a catastrophe» ahead of their semi-final against England. Peter Gerhardsson's side have had five goals ruled out after consultation with the video assistant referee in their four games at the tournament, including a goal from Stina Blackstenius, who was ruled offside, in the quarter-final win over Belgium. Ad/> Swedish referee Jonas Eriksson subsequently suggested in an interview with a newspaper that the lines used to rule on Blackstenius' offside had been drawn incorrectly.
UEFA has rubbished claims from the Sweden camp that video assistant referee support at the Women’s Euros has not been on a par with the men’s game.
Sweden stand-in captain Kosovare Asllani has criticised UEFA for "using 50% fewer cameras" at the women's European Championship than the men’s, labelling the situation a "catastrophe".
England will aim to break their semi-final curse when they face Sweden at Bramall Lane on Tuesday for a place in the Women’s Euro final.
England head coach Sarina Wiegman and defender Millie Bright spoke to the media on the eve of the Lionesses’ Euro 2022 semi-final against Sweden.
Sweden stand-in captain Kosovare Asllani has criticised UEFA for “using 50 per cent fewer cameras” at the women’s European Championship than the men’s, labelling the situation a “catastrophe”.