Sweden defeats Georgia in first women's national team in World Cup qualifiers
Today's match was held at Gamla Ullevi stadium in Guttenberg. Photo: Svensk Fotboll/Twitter
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The Swedish women’s national team has handed a defeat to their Georgian rivals 4:0 in the World Cup qualifiers in the town of Guttenberg today.
Damlandslaget vinner matchen mot Georgien med 4-0! ???????????????????? Vad säger ni om matchen!? pic.twitter.com/VPgLJ0SmdQ
— Svensk Fotboll (@svenskfotboll) September 21, 2021
The 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup finals will be held in Australia and New Zealand.
???? Big wins for Italy, Sweden and Switzerland
— FIFA Women's World Cup (@FIFAWWC) September 21, 2021
???? The road to the #FIFAWWC Australia & New Zealand 2023 continues in Europe... pic.twitter.com/NP47qcdY87
The winners of the nine qualifying groups will progress directly to the finals with the runners-up taking part in the UEFA play-offs in October 2022.
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