Sweden – Czech Republic football video: “Golden goal” extra time (World Cup 2022 qualifiers)

(Football video – Football results, Sweden – Czech Republic, playoff of the 2022 World Cup qualifiers in Europe) The match had to go into extra time and was decided by a single goal.

The Czech Republic’s preparation for this match was quite difficult due to a plane breakdown and a delay of up to 1 day. However, the army led by coach Jaroslav Silhavy still entered the game very energetic, they successfully resisted the initial pressures of Sweden before constantly threatening with dead ball situations.

Quaison scored a golden goal to send Sweden through extra time

Jan Kuchta thought he had scored his first Czech goal when he hit Sweden in the 10th minute after a corner, but the referee blew for Jakub Brabec in the lead up to the ball. Not long after it was Sweden’s turn to respond, Kulusevski was poked down by Victor Claesson, but with his right foot was the opposite foot and sent the ball wide of the post.

The second half was even more tense when the two sides did not want to lose, making the number of opportunities less and less. Tomas Soucek had a clear header opportunity but the West Ham midfielder chose to head the pass and missed the opportunity. In the 80th minute Sweden took a corner and Forsberg hung in line for Svanburg, who had a header straight at goalkeeper Vaclik.

The match had to go into extra time and at this time, coach Janne Andersson had launched Quaison striker for Sweden. In the 110th minute, it was this striker who had a combination of turning on the wall with isak before reaching the correct ending to open the scoring for Sweden, and for the rest of the Czech Republic did not create any opportunities to equalize the score. .

Winning 1-0, Sweden will have a match for tickets World Cup on the night of March 29, and this match they will have the return of Zlatan Ibrahimovic.

Match score: Sweden 1-0 Czech Republic (1st half 0-0)

Scored: Quaison 110′

Starting lineup:

Sweden: Olsen, Danielson, Nilsson, Lindelof, M. Olsson, Claesson, K. Olsson, Ekdal, Forsberg, Kulusevski, Isak.

Czech Republic: Vaclik, Zima, Brabec, Holes, Sadilek, Barak, Soucek, Masopust, Hlozek, Jankto, Kuchta.