The English players celebrated the ABBA Marathon in the locker room after beating Sweden.
English newspapers run the same topic on the front pages and in the big headlines.
“Mama Mia!” is the headline in The Sun and “Abba some of it!” Subway pulls.
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He has a father’s tradition
“Swedish Mead Balls,” is the headline in The Sun and refers to Arsenal star Beth Mead.
“Swedy’s Dreams”, is the main headline in the Daily Star.
The references to ABBA in the preamble are also rooted in the fact that Swedish players have heard that England celebrate the ABBA marathon.
– It’s always great with Abba, and above all else, Ella Toone is the one who loves Abba and all the songs on Mamma Mia. Alessia Russo tells SVT that it’s a tradition after games to listen to Abba.
Dream heels are celebrated
The 23-year-old Manchester United striker has already scored a goal in history.
The heel with his back to goal between the legs of Swedish goalkeeper Hedvig Lindahl is celebrated all over the world.
Ex-star Ian Wright renamed her “Lacy” on the BBC.
An English man writes on Twitter “Only Russo Zlatan Ed Sweden”.
The mirror “Heaven and heels”.
He can write history
L’Equipe, in turn, bears the title “La Promenade des Anglaises” and refers to the legendary promenade of Nice.
The French sports daily also gives Swedish players Hedvig Lindahl, Hana Glass, Amanda Elstedt and Linda Sembrandt 2 out of 10 in the rankings.
On Sunday, the European Commission final is expected in Wembley in London against Germany or France.
“Now bring Germany at Wembley” is a headline in The Sun referring to the 1996 men’s World Cup final.
England then beat West Germany 4-2 and won the tournament’s only gold medal so far for both men and women.
