Guthenberg. Zesera Mosovic, 26, kept a clean sheet in her second game in five days.
With challenger Jennifer Falk left out of the squad, the Chelsea goalkeeper is making his mark in the national team.
– She says of course it’s a match-play feature.
Last Friday night: Zekera Mosovich saved Sweden from a fiasco against stressed Spain.
Tuesday night: The 26-year-old kept a clean sheet against France.
The lucky goalkeeper had left an Olive Camel in the evening. The friendly match against France ended 3-0 and she had to play her second match in a row. After years of training in a national team there Hedwig Lindahl Captured the goalkeeper position, opened the competition.
Lindahl rejected the national team. BK Häcken goalkeeper Jennifer Falk, who is expecting a child with her partner, opted to drop the group, meaning Zećira Mušovi took over.
– She says of course it’s a match-play feature.
Jennifer Falk was tasked with standing in the World Cup qualifiers against Finland earlier this fall, but now Chelsea goalkeeper Mosovich has had to make two back-to-back matches.
– Of course, it’s nice to be able to play a match and a match two in a row, it does a lot to be able to build on something you started. She says I waited long and patiently for my chances, it is good that I received them.
Praised after the effort
After the effort against Spain, her teammates praised her. It didn’t have much to do against France.
I think we do a tremendous amount of work right from the first press in the front. Sets the tone for the entire defensive game. We had really good France and they didn’t create anything really serious.
When asked if she was disappointed by it, and not properly tested, Zer smiled.
– You got a taste of Spain… you want to believe the big balls while the players in front of you do a good job…
Keeping a clean sheet against a team like France, ranked fifth in the world, was a good thing for the Chelsea goalkeeper.
– It’s always fun as a goalkeeper. I love winning, I love keeping the net clean, and that’s a good achievement. France is tough.