Highlight
94'
It's all over! Sweden sweeps past the USWNT with a commanding 3-0 victory
91'
A great save! Lindahl snatches the goal from Press, who will leave with a clean sheet today.
90'
Four minutes of overtime are announced
88'
Sweden's last change, Jonna Anderson out, Julia Roddar in.
86'
Press shot that refuses to enter the goal.
80'
Entran Tierna Davidson y Kriestie Mewie, salen Rose Lavelle y Christen Press
74'
Double change for Sweden. Out goes Sodia Jakobsson and Filippa Angeldal, in comes Madelen Janogy and Hanna Bennison.
72'
GOOL.Lina Hurtig, the newcomer, looks to finish off the U.S. with the third
70'
She misses it! Christen Press hits the post and misses the goal that would have brought the USWNT closer after a great service by Rapinoe.
64'
Double change for Sweden. Stina Blackstenius and Fridolina Rolfo are out, Lina Hurtig and Olivia Schough are in.
USWNT change. Megan Rapinoe comes on for Tobin Heat.
60'
Carli Lloyd shoots with the left foot straight at goal but the ball is deflected to a corner.
57'
Crystan Dunn takes a long-range shot, but the ball goes just wide of Lindahl's area.
54'
Goal. Blackstenius gets in on the action and smashes a bouncing ball off the post for the first double for the Swede.
47'
Rolfo's left-footed shot sails over the U.S. crossbar.
45'
Halftime changes.
USWNT Samantha Mewis and Alex Morgan are out, Julie Ertz and Carli Lloyd are in.
Half time
Sweden leads 1-0 at halftime with total authority. The Stars and Stripes tried to react without success.
45'
Two minutes of compensation are added
45'
Post! Rose Lavelle's header rattles the right post.
42'
She misses it! Blackstenius is left alone in front of Naeher but the ball is delayed and misses the second goal.
40'
Sweden takes possession of the right flank and tries to penetrate to the feet of Jackobsson.
35'
Great shot by Seger narrowly misses Naeher
30'
Hydration break
26'
Great reaction from the North Americans on the play after the goal, the Stars and Stripes sneak into the box but the play does not transcend.
24'
GOOOOL! Blackstenius capitalizes with a header and after a great service from Jacksobsson Sweden makes it 1-0.
23'
One more! Sweden takes control of the match and Rolfo gets in a great shot that the goalkeeper keeps out correctly.
13'
Blackstenius wins the back of the defense again and shoots at goal.
9'
Alex Morgan's shot goes wide of the opponent's goal.
8'
Close! The U.S. backline is careless and allows the Swedish team to advance. The Europeans earn their third corner
3'
Swedish set piece for the Swedish team, who put the first warning on goal
Kickoff!
The ball rolls at Tokyo Stadium
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Almost ready
The Swedes do the same and also perform the field reconnaissance prior to the starting whistle.
Warm up
The Stars and Stripes are ready for their Olympic debut. Here is an image of the warm-up on the turf of Tokyo Stadium.
What a view!
This is what Tokio Stadium looks like minutes before kick-off!
Pitch perfect 🤩 #Tokyo2020 pic.twitter.com/61NbaEceKd
— U.S. Soccer WNT (@USWNT) July 21, 2021
USWNT Substitutes
6 Kristie Mewis, 8 Julie Ertz, 10 Carli Lloyd, 12 Tierna Davidson, 14 Emily Sonnertt, 15 Megan Rapinoe, 18 Adriana Franch
Sweden substitutes
12 Jennifer Falk, 3 Emma Kullberg, 5 Hanna Benninson, 7 Madelen Janogy, 8 Lina Hurting, 15 Olivia Schough, 20 Julia Roddar
Sweden starting roster
For their part, the Three Crowns will take the field with this starting line-up: Lindahl, Glas, Ilestedt, Bjorn, Andersson, Angeldahl, Asilani, Seger, Jakobsson, Blackstenius, Rolfo, Jakobsson, Blackstenius and Rolfo.
USWNT Starting roster
Here's what Vlatko Andonovski's starting XI looks like to face Sweden in the USWNT opener: 1. Alyssa Naeher, 2 Crystal Dunn, 4 Becky Sauerbrunn, 17 Abby Dahlkemper, 5 Kelly O'Hara, 3Samantha Mewis, 9Lindsey Horan,16 Rose Lavelle, 11Christen Press, 13 Alex Morgan. 7 Tobin Heat
Kick off!
The USWNT team shared an emotional video a couple of hours before their debut in Tokyo. It shows the players presenting the uniform they will wear in the competition, as well as clips from previous matches.
To The Best Fans in the World 🇺🇸⚽️,
— U.S. Soccer WNT (@USWNT) July 21, 2021
Thousands of miles & many time zones away, we still feel your energy & your support means everything as we kick off our Olympic journey.
Now get ready, because
HERE 👏 WE 👏 COME! 👏 pic.twitter.com/nmcxIMUYuZ
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Megan Rapinoe
Megan is the great icon of the Stars and Stripes, she is the media personality on and off the field, 
Sweden Players
Hedvig Lindahl, Jonna Andersson, Emma Kullberg, Hanna Glass, Hanna Benninson, Magdalena Eriksson, Madelen Janogy, Lina Hurtig, Kosovare Asllani, Sofia Jakobsson, Stina Blackstenius , Jennifer Falk, Amanda Ilestedt, Nathalie Bjorn, Olivia Schough, Flippa Angeldal, Caroline Seger, Fridolina Rodolfo, Anna Anvegard, Julia Roddar, Rebecka Blomovist, Zecira Musovic
USWNT Players
Alyssa Naeher, Dunn Crystal, Mewis Samantha, Sauerbrunn Becky, O'Hara Kelley, Kristie Mewis, Tobin Heatm Julie Ertz, Lindsey Horan, Carli Lloyd, Press Christen, Tierna Davidson, Álex Morgan, Emily Sonnett, Megan Rapinoe, Lavelle Rose, Abby Dahlkemper, Adrianna Franch, Catarina Macario, Casey Krueguer, Lynn Williams, Jane Campbell
Group G
United States share a group with Sweden, Australia and New Zealand.
Sweden
The Three Crowns, as the Swedish Women's National Team is better known, is one of the strongest teams in Europe. With a World Championship runner-up finish and an Olympic medal, they will be challenging for the gold medal at the Olympic Games,
Their Olympic Games history is as follows:
1996 Sixth place
2000 Sixth place
2004 Fourth place
2008 Sixth place
2012 Seventh place
2016 Second place
USWNT
The Stars and Stripes are so far the most competitive team in women's football at national team level. They have won it all and are living a golden generation with athletes who are not only a reference not only on the pitch, but also on the field.
The Americans have won four Olympic gold medals: Atlanta 1996, Athens 2004, Beijing 2008 and London 2012. They also have a silver medal from Sydney 2000. In the last competition in Rio de Janeiro 20016 they surprisingly finished in the quarter-finals in fifth place overall.
For 2021 they look like the favourites
Tokyo 2020
The Olympic Games are about to begin after being rescheduled due to the Covid 19 pandemic. A year away from the original date, Tokyo 2020 will start its competitions even before its opening. Although the official opening will take place on 23 July, some disciplines, including football, will kick off from 22 July at Tokyo's National Stadium.
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