Sweden ended 2022 with a 2-0 win over Algeria.
But it’s the many jet storms that steal the show.
– It’s a little sad, but there are great idols around here and there’s a lot of emotion, says Emil Forsberg in C More.
The last international match of the year was played at the Elda Stadium in Malmö.
But it was the visit to Algiers that amassed a powerful retinue outside Skåne. Algerian fans came from Germany, Norway, Denmark and other parts of Sweden to support their national team in its place.
won 2–0
Of the approximately 14,000 spectators on site, the majority supported the guests.
But it was Sweden’s Jan Andersson who won 2-0.
After a tentative start, Blågult managed to create two chances towards the end of the first half. When Matthias Svanberg then fell into the penalty area can Emil Forsberg Roll in the main target.
expelled early
Then, a few minutes earlier, Algerian Rami Bensebini was sent off after two yellow cards.
In the run-up to the second game, Victor Jeukreis pulled in a foul and played Victor Clisson to make it 2-0 in snowy Malmö.
Sweden, in a good mood for the match, amassed several chances but could not convert the advantage of the game into more goals.
“Security is lacking”
In the final minutes, several fighter jets ran onto the field. The security guards at Elida Stadium had a hard time when the spectators wanted to get to the superstar, Riyad Mahrez. The game was then halted for several minutes before all of the hackers were caught.
– It’s a shame that security is so lacking in this group, says expert Marcelo Fernandez at C. Moore.
Emil Forsberg was more tolerant.
– The venue was cool and fun to see so many fans. It’s a little sad, but there are great idols out here who have a lot of vibes, he says in C More.
The next time the national team meets, European Championship qualifiers await in March.
Nice to see the team in these two matches. We had it all together before we got together in March. I thought we had good answers as a team, says Forsberg.
