Gothenburg / Stockholm. Was Stena Blackstein really convicted?
Uncertainty was high after Isatou Tonkara’s red card was returned.
“I just want to be first on the ball and I haven’t seen what’s going on,” says Blacksteinius.
With the quarter left to play against France, Sweden’s dominance in the training match became even greater.
When leads 2–0 saw Stena Blacksteins Until the expulsion of Aissatu Tonkara. Blacksteinius ran past Tonkara who was shown a red card when the Swedish striker fell at her feet.
Not sure about the card
But did Blackstein’s freedom really stop the French trap?
A little doubtful, Blackstenius seems to be tripping over himself, says Olof Lundh at Studio C More.
Expert Lota Shilin was also suspicious.
– It is practiced by the attacker to do exactly that, if you advance there is always the possibility of having a little massage, a little touch. Then there’s nothing else the referee can do than blow the whistle and give the red card, says Schillin.
“I’ll be cut off…”
What does the Swedish protagonist himself say then? She doesn’t seem sure either.
– I’ll kill, that’s the spontaneous feeling. It shows on her red card, says Blacksteinius.
Sounds like you’re pulling yourself into the replay?
– I don’t know, I didn’t see the situation, but it’s just a feeling. I don’t know what’s really going on.
– I just want to be first on the ball and I haven’t seen what’s going on.
After the red card, Sweden dominated greatly. The lead was extended from 2-0 to the final score of 3-0.
