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Sweden is very happy to qualify for the quarter-finals of the World Cup, but it is still not satisfied, said coach Janne Andersson after his team beat Switzerland 1 to 0 Tuesday. place for the first time since 1994 among the top eight teams of a World Cup.
Andersson applauds Sweden fans 3/7/2018 REUTERS / Damir Sagolj
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With a solid collective performance, the Swedes won a close match with Emil Forsberg's shot deflected against a more talented Swiss team that could not pbad the competition. opposing defense. Sweden will now face England and Colombia
"This team embodies the approach we all share: we work for each other on and off the field, and I am incredibly happy that She is rewarded. " "We will focus on one thing after digesting this game, and it will be Saturday's game, we still do not know which team we will play, but which will be the focus of our preparation," Andersson told reporters.
The victory over Switzerland is part of a Swedish campaign that includes eliminations from the Netherlands and Italy in the European qualifiers for the World Cup and Germany in the phase of groups already in Russia, which led to questions about a possible contempt of other countries for Andersson and his players.
"I think you have to ask this to other people.We know we are a good team, we deserve our success – we know how we got here," said the 55-year-old [19659009] Reuters “/>
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