Sweden Faces Germany in Key Women's Euro 2025 Group Final
Sweden prepares for a pivotal Women's Euro 2025 clash against Germany, looking for group victory.
Key Points
- • Sweden has not conceded any goals in the tournament so far.
- • The match occurs at Letzigrund Stadium, Zurich, on Saturday.
- • Germany's squad faces injuries, including captain Giulia Gwinn.
- • Sweden's coach Peter Gerhardsson is expected to field a strong lineup.
Sweden is set to battle Germany in a crucial group final at the Women's Euro 2025, taking place at Letzigrund Stadium in Zurich, Switzerland, on Saturday at 21:00. Both teams have already secured spots in the quarter-finals, but Sweden aims to clinch the group victory for an advantageous draw in subsequent rounds.
Sweden has stood out in the tournament so far, being the only team that has yet to concede a goal, triumphing with a 1–0 victory over Denmark and a commanding 3–0 win against Poland. In contrast, Germany comes into the matchup boasting two wins, having secured a 2–0 victory over Poland and a 2–1 win against Denmark.