Sweden vs Canada (Women) Match Preview 05 August 2021

The grand finale is coming tomorrow in Tokyo!

After some very dramatic football matches at the Olympics, tonight you have a chance to watch the most exciting and thrilling duel in the women's football competition, the big finale clash between Sweden and Canada.

Both national teams have presented great football talent and capabilities in this tournament so far, and you can rightfully expect a very interesting final match.

The national team of Sweden has played amazingly in Japan, winning all five games in the tournament. They started the Olympic conquest against the national team of the USA by winning the duel with the result of 3:0. The next challenge was Australia where the Swedish squad won the game with the result of 4:2. Then was the national team of New Zealand where Sweden once again won the game with the result of 2:0. In the quarter-final, they beat Japan with the result of 3:1. In the semi-final match, the Scandinavian crew beat Australia once again, this time with a score of 1:0.

Now the national team of Sweden is facing the last big challenge, the big finale, where they must do their best and fight for the gold medal against the great competitor, the national squad of Canada.

The national team of Canada on the other hand won 3 games out of 5 so far in this Olympic tournament. They managed to beat the national teams of Chile, Brazil, and the USA. The Canadian crew played draw games against Japan and Great Britain.

In their semi-final game against the USA, they have shown great character and fighting spirit and reminded everyone that in football many times greater determination can be the winning factor, even though the statistics could point in a different direction. 

We are expecting a great football performance tomorrow in Tokyo, with many goal-scoring chances.  We’re predicting that the Swedish team has a better chance to win the game.

So you should definitely tune in and enjoy this great final game from the Olympic tournament in the women’s football competition.