Sweden vs Portugal – Group Stage – Preview & Prediction | UEFA Women’s Euro 2022
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THE FACTS
When is Sweden vs Portugal on and what time does it start? Sweden vs Portugal will take place on Sunday 17th July, 2022 – 17:00 (UK)
Where is Sweden vs Portugal taking place? Sweden vs Portugal will take place at Leigh Sports Village in Sheffield, UK
Where can I get tickets for Sweden vs Portugal? Click here for the latest ticket information for Sweden vs Portugal
What channel is Sweden vs Portugal on in the UK? Sweden vs Portugal will be televised live on BBC channels
Where can I stream Sweden vs Portugal in the UK? Sweden vs Portugal can be streamed live on BBC iPlayer and the BBC Sport website & app
KEY STATS
- Sweden have never failed to qualify from their group at a Women’s EURO final tournament. This is their seventh group stage participation
- Sweden have won nine of their previous 11 international matches against Portugal (L2)
- Sweden have lost only two of their 20 Women’s EURO group stage matches (W12 D6)
- Sweden have only failed to score in two of their 20 Women’s EURO group stage matches
- Sweden have scored four or more goals in five of their last seven international matches against Portugal
- Sweden have scored two or more goals in nine of their previous 11 international matches against Portugal
- Sweden have completed four of their previous six Women’s EURO group stage campaigns without losing a game
- Sweden have scored the first goal in each of their previous two matches at WEURO 2022
- Portugal have won only one of their previous five Women’s EURO final tournament matches (D1 L3)
- Portugal have scored two goals in each of their previous two matches at WEURO 2022
- Portugal have conceded the first goal in four of their previous five Women’s EURO final tournament matches
- Portugal have conceded two or more goals in four of their previous five Women’s EURO final tournament matches
THE PREDICTION
Sweden will need to be aware of Portugal’s attacking abilities which were on display against Netherlands on Wednesday. This Portuguese unit have every right to be confident when going forward against the Swedes, who are yet to keep a clean sheet across the competition. However, this is a classy Swedish outfit, well drilled and any result in this one other than victory for Peter Gerhardsson’s side would be considered a surprise.
