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Sweden vs Lithuania Preview & Prediction | 2027 FIFA Women’s World Cup Qualifying

by Alex Sarwar ·
Sweden vs Lithuania Preview & Prediction | 2027 FIFA Women’s World Cup Qualifying

Click here for today’s sports betting tips from our expert analysts!

Felicia Schroder’s hat-trick helped Sweden thrash Lithuania last Friday and their place in the next round should be a formality.

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Sweden vs Lithuania Prediction

Sweden were far too good for Lithuania and asserted their dominance early on in the first-leg of this showdown. After Real Madrid phenom Felicia Schroder scored a penalty in the 23rd minute, Lithuania did an admirable job defensively for much of the game. However, they ran out of gas as the second half progressed and the Swedes took full advantage. Four more goals followed over the course of the last 32 minutes with Schroder netting two more and Stina Blackstenius also on the scoresheet along with Amanda Ilestedt.

With a five-goal lead on aggregate, it would be no surprise if head coach Tony Gustavsson opts to give key players a rest and therefore, it wouldn’t be wise to recommend backing any individual players to score. Either way though, Sweden should win by a sizeable margin once again, so back this outcome instead.

Sweden vs Lithuania Tip: Sweden to win with -2 handicap

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