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Swedish national women's football team coach Peter Gerhardsson said he would be thrilled if Sweden could take on the Netherlands and win in their Women's World Cup semi-final on Wednesday, during a press conference in Lyon Stadium on Monday.
Gerhardsson revealed that the Netherlands is one of his favourite countries, explaining that watching Holland v West Germany in 1974's FIFA World Cup final as a 15-year-old was "one of the greatest football experiences of my life."
Sweden comes fresh from a stunning victory against Germany on Saturday, who it hadn't beaten in a major tournament of women's football since 1991.
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Swedish national women's football team coach Peter Gerhardsson said he would be thrilled if Sweden could take on the Netherlands and win in their Women's World Cup semi-final on Wednesday, during a press conference in Lyon Stadium on Monday.
Gerhardsson revealed that the Netherlands is one of his favourite countries, explaining that watching Holland v West Germany in 1974's FIFA World Cup final as a 15-year-old was "one of the greatest football experiences of my life."
Sweden comes fresh from a stunning victory against Germany on Saturday, who it hadn't beaten in a major tournament of women's football since 1991.
no social media usage; news usage only; no usage after july 3, 2019 at 19:38 gmt
Swedish national women's football team coach Peter Gerhardsson said he would be thrilled if Sweden could take on the Netherlands and win in their Women's World Cup semi-final on Wednesday, during a press conference in Lyon Stadium on Monday.
Gerhardsson revealed that the Netherlands is one of his favourite countries, explaining that watching Holland v West Germany in 1974's FIFA World Cup final as a 15-year-old was "one of the greatest football experiences of my life."
Sweden comes fresh from a stunning victory against Germany on Saturday, who it hadn't beaten in a major tournament of women's football since 1991.