Sweden is confident in the second round of the World Cup

Sweden has managed to regain the long-lost confidence, despite the absence of additional stars like Zlatan Ibrahimovic and Henrik Larsson, who fought against Switzerland in the fourth round on Tuesday at the Kristovski stadium in the second round. The 16th round) at the 2018 World Cup in Russia.

The Swedish team made a surprise after qualifying at the top of its group in the first round, which included champions from Mexico, South Korea and Germany.

Many predict that the Swedes will not be able to go far in the current tournament but the situation looks different among Swedish fans who have reached the ceiling and are eagerly awaiting the team to reach the World Cup in 1994 when he will reach the semifinals.

The winner of the team, in the quarterfinals, the winner of the match of the sixteenth day also scheduled between the British and Colombians.

Swedish fans find that their team is currently offering bids since the 1994 World Cup in America, which saw Sweden, Cameroon and Brazil, Sweden, Saudi Arabia and Romania defying lose in the semi-final against Brazil. With a goal scored by Romario in the 80th minute, the Swedish team then saw exceptional talents such as Freddie Leonberg and Henrik Larsson, but did not do much in major tournaments.

Sweden failed to qualify for the 1998 World Cup editions in France and did not pass the second round of editions of 2002 and 2006 and did not could qualify for the editions of 2010 and 2014.

Many are the best footballers in the history of Sweden.

Despite his absence from the national team, Ibrahimovic was confident that the team was able to continue the current tournament up to the podium.

"I am very proud to be Swedish," said Ibrahimovic, the Los Angeles Galaxy forward, after Sweden qualified for the Round of 16 World Cup.

Sweden beat Mexico 3-0 in their third round of Group F, proving once again the hard work of the Swedish national team. Which led to excel in a starry team.

Swedish coach Jan Anderson said: "I am very proud and very impressed with what we have presented in the game."

The Swiss team is very concerned about Sheridan Shakiri, The 2-1 win in Serbia at the time of the deadly two-team match in the second round, which played a major role in qualifying.

Switzerland has not reached the quarter-finals since the 1954 World Cup in Switzerland.

Despite the absence of Stephan Lichtsteiner and Fabian Char, due to the suspension, the Swedish team may have to face the hardness of Emil Forsberg.

The Swiss striker Brill Impolo, born in Cameroon, is also looking for flaws to penetrate the strong Swedish defense.

"The Swedish team is strong but we will be very well prepared, we will do our utmost to qualify for the quarter-finals," said Impolo in a speech on the FIFA website

"We learned a lesson from this … and here we managed to restore balance after the delay twice (against Brazil and Serbia), and that shows that we are ready for more."