Swedish Women’s E-Sports Team Gears Up for 2025 European Championship in Kosovo

Swedish women’s e-sports team prepares for 2025 European Championship, aiming for gold and inspiring young gamers.

Key Points

  • • Swedish women's e-sports team prepares for EM in Kosovo.
  • • Key player Tilde '7licious' Byström discusses nerves in live competition.
  • • Team optimistic about winning gold despite missing star player Zaaz.
  • • Goals include inspiring younger girls in e-sports.

The Swedish women's e-sports team is intensively preparing for the upcoming European Championship (EM) set to take place in Kosovo. As they enter the tournament as a medal contender despite the absence of their star player, Zaaz, team members remain optimistic about their chances for victory.

Key player Tilde '7licious' Byström, who recently returned from Ghost Gaming in Los Angeles, stressed the importance of managing nerves when competing live. "It’s a completely different experience compared to playing from home," she said, reflecting on the pressures of live competitions. Alongside teammate Jennica 'Jenkon' Sjögren, a former player for the celebrated Ninjas in Pyjamas, they both share enthusiasm about their new lineup. Jenkon expressed hope that the diverse mix within the team may enhance their synergy, increasing their odds against strong favorites like France and the Netherlands.

With the EM offering a rare opportunity for female players to showcase their abilities live, Byström emphasized their mission goes beyond just competition. "It's extremely important to inspire younger girls in e-sports," she remarked, highlighting the visibility and experience that such tournaments can provide for the next generation of female gamers. The team's aspiration not only to compete but also to symbolize progress and encouragement for young female participants in the gaming world adds an important dimension to their goals at the championship.