Sweden Women vs Germany Women : Ice-Cool Asllani or Goal-Hungry Schuller — Who Tops Group C?

Two big teams. One big goal: finish top of the group and avoid a tough quarter-final. Sweden and Germany are already through to the next round, but Saturday’s match in Zurich still means a lot. It’s about pride, control, and keeping momentum. 

Sweden have been solid. They beat Denmark 1-0 and then cruised past Poland 3-0. Blackstenius, Asllani, and Hurtig all scored. They haven’t let in a single goal yet, and they’ve now gone 14 games without a loss. One more point and they’ll win the group. 

📊 Sweden haven’t conceded a goal in Euro 2025 

📊 Germany are on a 7-game winning run 

📊 Sweden have kept 4 clean sheets in their last 5 matches 

📊 Schüller has scored 5 goals in her last 4 games 

📊 Sweden have scored in 13 straight Euro home games 

📊 Sweden average 2.00 goals per match 

📊 Germany’s last 6 away Euro games all had over 2.5 goals 

Sweden are calm, confident, and well-organized. Their defence is strong, and their midfield is smart. Asllani keeps things moving, and Blackstenius is always ready in the box. They control the ball well and stay patient.

Germany are more direct. They go forward quickly and create chances fast. Nüsken is doing great in midfield, while Brand and Buhl are dangerous on the wings. Schüller is in top form and always a threat inside the box. 

Sweden (4-3-3) 🇸🇪 Falk; Lundkvist, Björn, Sembrant, Andersson; Angeldahl, Asllani, Bennison; Rytting Kaneryd, Janogy, Blackstenius 

Germany (4-2-3-1) 🇩🇪 Berger; Wamser, Minge, Knaak, Linder; Senss, Nüsken; Brand, Dallmann, Buhl; Schüller 

🔹 Asllani vs Nusken: Sweden’s playmaker vs Germany’s midfield engine — who controls the tempo? 

🔹 Blackstenius vs Knaak: A clinical striker against a sturdy centre-back 

🔹 Schüller vs Sembrant: Red-hot form meets a veteran defender 

🔹 Set Pieces: Both sides love corners and free kicks. One delivery could tilt the group