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Sweden U21
04-01 00:30
0 - 4
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Italy U21
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Sweden U21
Italy U21
Attacks
112
124
Dangerous Attacks
48
82
Ball Possession
45
55
On Target
2
6
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End 0-4
84′
j.kanga
K.Karlsson
82′
G.Calvani
P.Comuzzo
82′
G. Faticanti
Jeff·Ekhator
67′
Honest·Ahanor
D.Bartesaghi
67′
J.Asare
R.Omorowa
67′
L.Thorell
M.Rafferty
67′
A.Njie
M.Sonko
64′
D.Bartesaghi
63′
0-4
L.Lipani
Assist: D.Bartesaghi
59′
o.sjostrand
N.Tolf
57′
L.Venturino
m.dagasso
56′
L.Cherubini
S. Fini
50′
0-3
C.Ndour
Assist: L. Koleosho
Halftime 0-2
25′
F.Chiarodia
22′
0-2
L. Koleosho
19′
L. Koleosho
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Match Info
Sweden U21 suffered a heavy 4-0 defeat at home to Italy U21 in a UEFA European U21 Championship qualification match that kicked off at 00:30 on April 1, 2026. The comprehensive result significantly boosts Italy's qualification hopes while dealing a major blow to Sweden's campaign in the group. The match was effectively decided in the first half as Italy's attacking quality proved too much for the Swedish defense. The visitors opened the scoring early, capitalizing on a defensive error, and added a second from a well-worked set-piece before the half-hour mark. Any hope of a Swedish comeback was extinguished shortly after the restart with Italy's third goal, a clinical finish following a rapid counter-attack. The Italian side added a fourth late on to complete the rout, showcasing their depth and technical superiority. The standout performance came from Italy's forward line, which was relentless in its pressing and finishing, while Sweden's midfield struggled to gain any control or create meaningful chances. The result leaves Sweden with a mountain to climb in the qualification table, needing other results to go their way, while Italy consolidates a strong position at the top of the group. Post-match, the Italian manager praised his team's professional approach and intensity from the first whistle. The Sweden U21 coach acknowledged the gulf in class on the night and emphasized the need for a swift response in their next fixture.