Sweden Dominates Estonia in a One-Sided Affair
Sweden secured a resounding 3-0 victory over Estonia in a UEFA Nations League match at the Friends Arena in Solna. Swedish dominance was evident from the outset, reflected in the scoreline with three goals in the first half.
The first goal arrived in the 30th minute through Viktor Gyokeres, assisted by Ken Sema. Just ten minutes later, Alexander Isak extended the lead with an unassisted goal. The rout was completed in the 44th minute with another goal from Gyokeres, this time assisted by Dejan Kulusevski.
Estonia attempted to mount a comeback in the second half, but constant fouls and yellow cards, including a red card for Karl Palumets in the 62nd minute, hampered their efforts. Despite substitutions made by both sides, Sweden maintained control of the game and preserved their advantage until the final whistle.
The statistics reflect Sweden’s clear superiority. The Swedes dominated possession with 72%, attempted 32 shots (11 on target) and earned 13 corners. In contrast, Estonia had only 28% possession, with 5 shots (2 on target) and just one corner.
The match was officiated by Sven Jablonski, from Germany.
Substitutions estonia: at minute 59 A. Pikk came in and M. Schjonning-Larsen went out., at minute 59 M. Poom came in and R. R. Shein went out., at minute 59 A. Tamm came in and R. Sappinen went out., at minute 72 P. Kristal came in and V. Sinyavskiy went out., at minute 83 M. Lilander came in and M. Miller went out.
Substitutions sweden: at minute 63 S. Nanasi came in and K. Sema went out., at minute 63 J. Cajuste came in and Y. Ayari went out., at minute 79 A. Elanga came in and V. Gyokeres went out., at minute 79 G. Nilsson came in and A. Isak went out., at minute 84 L. Bergvall came in and A. Saletros went out.
The teams lined up as follows:
Sweden
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Estonia
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