Former Chelsea coach Emma Hayes on today's match: England should be aware on Sweden's unbeaten streak
- According to Hayes, The Lionesses gonna have tough time on Thursday. Sweden is tactically disciplined and operate with ruthless efficiency. They’re “smarter, more cohesive, and more dangerous than in 2022.
- Hayes, who as former Chelsea manager worked with Johanna Rytting Kaneryd or Magadalena Eriksson, praises key players—Kosovare Asllani, Filippa Angeldal, Nathalie Björn, and newcomer Smilla Holmberg - who scored her first goal for the senior team on the last match against Germany.
- England captain Leah Williamson calls Sweden “formidable and relentless,” urging focus on their collective strength rather than individual threats. Williamson plays in Arsenal together with Sweden's Stina Blasckstenius, who is a key player for both Arsenal and Sweden. Williamson said that she miss Blackstenius being her teammate. Lina Hurtig and Amanda Ilestedt also played for Arsenal but they both left recently.
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