Highlights
New champions
After tying in regular time, overtime and penalty kicks, sudden death defined the women's gold in a penalty kick perfectly taken by Julia Grosso.
3-1
Adivina Labbe to Andersson
2-2
Deanne Rose poses el 2-2
2-1
Caroline Seager is third in a row to miss from the penalty spot
2-1
Gilles also gives the ball to the goalkeeper and misses for Canada.
2-1
SCHOUGH Olivia, gives the advantage for the Europeans
1-1
LAWRENCE Ashley charges but the Swedish goalkeeper guesses right.
1-1
BJORN Nathalie places the 1-1
0-1
Jessie Fleming perfectly scores the shot to her left side.
0-0
Asllani Kosovare hits the post and misses the first for Sweden
120'
There will be penalty kicks! The gold will be defined from eleven penalty kicks
115'
Beninsson takes a risk to get the shot off but it passes too close to the goal.
105'
Court change, tie continues
103'
Powerful shot by Andersson
95'
Julia Grosso takes the long distance shot with courage
94'
Canada change. Allysha Chapman out, Jayde Riviere in.
91'
First overtime begins
Extra time
Swedes and Canadians tied at 1:1, extra time to define the gold medal
90
4 minutes of regular time are added
85'
SINCLAIR Christine sale, HUITEMA Jordyn entra.
75'
Sweden changes. Out: Filippa Angeldal, Sofia Jakobsson, Magdalena Eriksson. In: Jonna Anderson, Lina Hurting and Hanna Bennison
66'
Goal! Jessie Fleming ties it from the penalty spot.
65'
It's a penalty kick! The penalty is awarded
64'
VAR review for possible penalty kick in Canada's favor
63'
Out Nichelle Prince, in Deanne Rose
55'
Canada gives up the ball. Angendal tries on goal
45'
Second half resumes
45'
Quinn and Janine Beckie are out, Julia Grosso and Adriana León are in.
45'
Sweden goes into the break with the lead. Blackstenius goal at 34'.
34'
GOOOOOAL. Sweden takes the lead after a mistake in the Canadian start. Blackstenius gets his fifth goal of the Olympics.
32'
Swedish team demands penalty review but Russian referee does not grant the break
27'
Janine Beckie is cautioned
16'
Fridolina Rolfo tries to surprise Stephanie Labbe, but the Canadian is very good with the ball.
9'
Eriksson hits a right-footed shot and Sweden begins to settle into the attack.
6'
Canada completes its first dangerous move, the ball goes wide of the Swedish goal.
Kick off!
Sweden and Canada begin their duel in search of Olympic Gold
Almost ready!
Olympic gold medal race to begin shortly
Canada substitutes
Shelina Zadorsky, Deanne Rose, Julia Grosso, Jayde Riviere, Adriana León, Kailen Sheridan, Jordyn Huitema
Canada starting roster
Stephanie Labbe, Allysha Chapman, Kadeisha Buchanan, Quinn, Ashley Lawrence, Desiree Scott, Christine Sinclair, Vanessa Gilles, Nichelle Prince, Janine Beckie, Jessie Fleming
Sweden substitutes
Jonna Anderssson, Emma Kullberg, Hanna Benninson, Lina Hurtig, Jennifer Falk, Olivia Schough, Anna Anvegard
Sweden Starting roster
Hedvig Lindahl, Hanna Glas, Magdalena Eriksson, Kosovare Asllani, Sofía Jakobsson, Stina Blackstenius, Amanda Ilestedt, Nathalie Bjorn, Filippa Angeldal, Caroline Seger, Fridolina Rolfo
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Key player Sweden
Fridolina Rölfo | Extreme forward and her current team is Futbol Club Barcelona. With Sweden with which she has won the silver medal at the Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro 20161 and the bronze medal at the 2019 World Cup.
Key Player Canada
Janine Beckie | The star of the Canadian team. Janine has managed to score two goals in the current Olympic Games and she is the reference of her team's attack.
Last roster Canada
Kadeisha Buchanan, Stephanie Labbé, Quinn, Deanine Rose, Jayde Riviere, Adriana Leon, Ashley Lawrence, Evelyne Viens, Vanessa Gilles, Janine Beckie, Sophie Schmidt.
Last roster Sweden
Lindahl, Glass, Ilestedt, Björn, Ericksson, Angeldahl, Asilani, Seger, Jakobsson, Blackstenius, Rölfo.
The Stadium
The Tokyo Olympic Stadium was a multi-sports stadium located in the city of Tokyo, capital of Japan. Inaugurated in 1958, it had a capacity of 57,363 spectators and was the main venue for the 1958 Asian Games and the 1964 Tokyo Olympics. The stadium was demolished in 2015, to be replaced by one with a capacity of approximately 80,000 spectators.
Canada: A new opportunity
The Canadian women's soccer team won the bronze medal at the Rio 2016 Olympic Games and today they have a literal golden opportunity to turn that medal into gold. The Canadians started with a draw against the hosts, followed by a win against Chile and another draw against Great Britain. With five points, the Canadians qualified for the quarterfinals as second place in their group. In the semifinals and against all odds, Canada defeated the United States thanks to a penalty kick goal in the 75th minute. Now they will have to eliminate one of the best teams in the tournament if they want the gold medal.
Sweden: Great tournament
Sweden was one of the teams that had the most attention in the women's soccer tournament of the Olympic Games, however it was a great surprise for many to have reached the final.
The Scandinavians are undefeated in the competition and started off on the right foot with three victories, confirming their access to the quarterfinals as top of their group.
Sweden are coming from beating Australia in a tough match that ended 0-1 thanks to Rolfo's goal. Now they will be looking for the gold medal.
Grand finale
The Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games Women's Football Grand Final has arrived with a very attractive final where a gold medal is at stake. Sweden or Canada will be the team that can stand on top of the podium.
The match will be played at the Olympic Stadium Tokio
The Sweden vs Canada match will be played at the Stadium olympic de Tokio, in Tokio, Japan. The stadium has a capacity of 57,763 people.
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