Algarve Cup: Goals at last
Sweden - Finland 4-1 (1-0)
Sweden: Caroline Jönsson Malmö FF - Sara Larsson Linköping FC (76 Maria Bergkvist Umeå IK), Hanna Marklund Sunnanå SK, Karolina Westberg Umeå IK, Caroline Näfver KIF Örebro - Anna Sjöström Umeå IK, Caroline Seger Linköping FC (62 Therese Sjögran Malmö FF), Malin Moström Umeå IK (82 Frida Östberg LInköping FC), Linda Fagerström Djurgården/Älvsjö - Therese Lundin Malmö FF (62 Salina Olsson Kopparbergs/Göteborg FC), Victoria Svensson Djurgården/Älvsjö.
Goals: 1-0 Victoria Svensson (25), 2-0 Victoria Svensson (51), 2-1 Sanna Valkonen (65 PK), 3-1 Malin Moström (70), 4-1 Victoria Svensson (85)
After two goalless preformances, Sweden, and more precisely Victoria Svensson, finally found the goal. Finland is the weakest team in the group, and used to losing to Sweden, but most important for the Swedish victory was that the team is beginning to play better football. Faster, more creative, better passing. And Victoria Svensson in great form.
Finland used their most Swedish line-up så far with Sanna Valkonen (Umeå IK), Anna-Kaisa Rantanen (Linköping FC), Anne Mäkinen (Umeå IK), Jessica Julin (Kopparbergs/Göteborg FC), Minna Mustonen (Bälinge) and Laura Kalmari (Djurgården/Älvsjö)
Damfotboll.com: Hat-trick av "Vickan" mot Finland
Other matches
Another big loss for Denmark, this time 0-6 against China. Djurgården's Katrine Pedersen and Dorte Dalum Jensen came on at half-time, when the score was 0-4, but couldn't change Denmark's fate. Norway, Umeå's Lise Klaveness playing 82 minutes, almost managed to snatch a point from Germany, but was defeated by an extratime goal.
Sweden: Caroline Jönsson Malmö FF - Sara Larsson Linköping FC (76 Maria Bergkvist Umeå IK), Hanna Marklund Sunnanå SK, Karolina Westberg Umeå IK, Caroline Näfver KIF Örebro - Anna Sjöström Umeå IK, Caroline Seger Linköping FC (62 Therese Sjögran Malmö FF), Malin Moström Umeå IK (82 Frida Östberg LInköping FC), Linda Fagerström Djurgården/Älvsjö - Therese Lundin Malmö FF (62 Salina Olsson Kopparbergs/Göteborg FC), Victoria Svensson Djurgården/Älvsjö.
Goals: 1-0 Victoria Svensson (25), 2-0 Victoria Svensson (51), 2-1 Sanna Valkonen (65 PK), 3-1 Malin Moström (70), 4-1 Victoria Svensson (85)
After two goalless preformances, Sweden, and more precisely Victoria Svensson, finally found the goal. Finland is the weakest team in the group, and used to losing to Sweden, but most important for the Swedish victory was that the team is beginning to play better football. Faster, more creative, better passing. And Victoria Svensson in great form.
Finland used their most Swedish line-up så far with Sanna Valkonen (Umeå IK), Anna-Kaisa Rantanen (Linköping FC), Anne Mäkinen (Umeå IK), Jessica Julin (Kopparbergs/Göteborg FC), Minna Mustonen (Bälinge) and Laura Kalmari (Djurgården/Älvsjö)
Damfotboll.com: Hat-trick av "Vickan" mot Finland
Other matches
Another big loss for Denmark, this time 0-6 against China. Djurgården's Katrine Pedersen and Dorte Dalum Jensen came on at half-time, when the score was 0-4, but couldn't change Denmark's fate. Norway, Umeå's Lise Klaveness playing 82 minutes, almost managed to snatch a point from Germany, but was defeated by an extratime goal.
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