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Quarterfinal games
France-Bahrain
Sweden-Spain
Germany-Egypt
Denmark-Norway
Swedish victory
Sweden dominated both halves, and had both goalkeepers on a great day. On the other side, Denmark was not effective in attack, not to mention that their main player Mikkel Hansen was not inspired.
First half: 13:17
Second half: 17:16
Overall score: 30-33
30'
The second half ends
30x33
Jacob Holm scores in the right corner
28x31
Hasen displaces the goalkeeper to score from seven meters
17'
Overview: The second half has suspensions for both sides. Sweden manages to keep up the pace and keep the upper hand. Denmark, on the other hand, is not on top of its game. When they do manage to create, the Swedish goalkeepers get the better of them.
Efficiency
Denmark 54%
Sweden: 63%
GOAL SWEDEN
Sandell falls with the Danish arrival, but manages to send it into the net. 24x28.
GOAL SWEDEN
IN THE CATEGORY! Pellas goes up high, gets past Moellgaard and scores a beautiful goal. 21x24
11'
Sweden with one more. Saugstrup suspended for two minutes
GOAL DENMARK
Hasen downsizing 20x23 on seven-meter goal
18x22
Claar spins over his marker and leaps to the corner
14x17
Andreas Palick uma parede para defender bola de Gidsel
00'
Back to the game
30'
END OF THE FIRST HALF. Denmark 13x17 Sweden
GOAL DENMARK
Hasen throws on the three-meter line, hitting the corner: 12x16
WOW
Andreas Palick makes another save from seven yards out. Mikkel Hansen looked for the angle, but the goalkeeper got the better of him
Supension
Petterson is suspended for two minutes. He grabbed Gidsel
GOOD ADVANTAGE
Suécia abre quatro pontos sobre Dinamarca: 10x14
HE DEFENDED
Denmark has a great chance on the seven-meter line. Mikkel Hansen is stopped by a great save by Andreas Palick
7x10
Mikkel Hansen misses in the attack. Sweden goes ahead freely, Hampus Wanne only has the job of scoring without a goalkeeper
12'
Overview: Sweden manages to be more effective on the counterattacks. Denmark, on the other hand, takes too long and relies on Gidsel's set-pieces
6x7
Yellow card for Denmark's Saugstrup
4x5
Carlsboagard gives a great pass to Max Darj, who half unbalanced, sends it to the goal
3x3
Kevin Moeller makes good save on Claar's shot
1x0
Johan Hasen
00'
The match is about to start
Team Sweden
Goalkeepers: Andreas Palick, Mikael Aggefors
Socks: Felix Claar, Jim Gottfridsson
Shipowners: Jonathan Carlsboagard, Albin Largergren, Oskar Sunnefeldt, Lukas Sandell
Wing: Niclas Ekberg, Hampus Wanne, Daniel Pettersson, Lucas Pellas
Pivot: Frederic Petterson, Max Darj
Team Denmark
Goalkeepers: Kevin Moeller, Niklas Landin
Midfielders: Mads Mensah, Morten Olsen
Mariners: Henrik Moellgaard, Mikkel Hansen, Jacob Holm
Wing: Magnus Landin, Emil Jakobsen, Lasse Svan, Johan Hasen
Pivot: Magnus Saugstrup, Henrik Toft Hansen
Other Services
IHF Official: Dragan Nachevski (Macedonia)
IHF Timekeeper: Stella Vartanyan (Russia)
IHF Scorer: Arijana Vojic (Bosnia and Herzegovina)
Refereeing
Referee 1: Robert Schulze (Germany)
Referee 2: Tobias Tonnies (Germany)
Reserve Referee 1: Bojan Lah (Slovenia)
Reserve Referee 2: David Sok (Slovenia)
When is the Denmark-Sweden match and how to follow it LIVE?
Championship: Tokyo Olympics
Venue: Yoyogi National Stadium
Time: 8:30 am ET
Where to Watch: NBC
Real Time: VAVEL USA
Results from Sweden
Sweden 32-31 Bahrain
Japan 26-28 Sweden
Sweden 29-28 Portugal
Sweden 27-22 Egypt
How Sweden is coming
Sweden are right behind in second place with the same eight unbeaten points. However, it has a disadvantage in goals for (116) and against (107).
Denmark's Results
Denmark 47-30 Japan
Egypt 27-32 Denmark
Denmark 31-21 Bahrain
Portugal 28-34 Denmark
How Denmark gets there
The reigning Olympic champion Denmark leads Group B with eight points. With a 100% record, the red and white team has the best scoring record with 144 pro and conceded the fewest goals - 106
The match will be played at the Yoyogi National Stadium
The Denmark vs Sweden game will be played at the Yoyogi National Stadium in Japan, with a capacity of 13,291 people. It was opened for the 1964 Olympics.
Derby
Denmark vs Sweden in the Olympic Games on Sunday (1), at the Yoyogi National Stadium, at 8:30 am ET. The clash is valid for the fifth round of the competition.
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