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Tag: Swedish women’s national team

Zećira Mušović interview: Here for a reason – Sweden stopper and the rhythm that runs within

by Christian BrookesPosted onNovember 24, 2020November 24, 2020

Part of Sweden’s World Cup-bronze-winning ‘Class of ‘19’, Zećira Mušović’s early career has included multiple trophies with FC Rosengård, though perhaps even more impressive has been her emergence as a voice for better. The 24-year-old’s goalkeeping reputation continues to steadily…

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Magdalena Eriksson interview: More than words – Between the notes with Chelsea’s six-string skipper

by Christian BrookesPosted onAugust 24, 2020August 24, 2020

As the elite competitor she has become known as, Magdalena Eriksson will say she thrives on looking at the ‘what next?’ of her profession. While you won’t find the Chelsea captain getting lost in the nostalgia of medals or memorabilia…

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Peter Gerhardsson interview: Press play for possibility – Sweden’s boss, beyond the bronze rush

by Christian BrookesPosted onMay 15, 2020May 15, 2020

Far more than an insignificant extra, music starred time after time as Peter Gerhardsson plotted Sweden’s run to FIFA Women’s World Cup bronze in 2019. Indeed, the former forward’s own story cannot be told without it, and for someone who…

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Julia Zigiotti Olme interview: Ziggy and the Swede Stardust – Melody maketh the medals for Sweden midfielder

by Christian BrookesPosted onNovember 28, 2019December 21, 2019

The summer spelled World Cup bronze, and with Champions League qualification and cup success at club level, 2019 goes down as a golden year in Julia Zigiotti Olme’s burgeoning career. While the 21-year-old has happily just slipped into standby mode…

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Fridolina Rolfö interview: Someday comes today for Bayern’s super Swede

by Christian BrookesPosted onFebruary 1, 2018February 1, 2018

In her red and white junior football kit, Fridolina Rolfö let her imagination roam like so many, but the Swedish international has taken the wheel in steering distant ambitions toward reality in the time since. That was never encapsulated better…

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A Beats & Rhymes FC message from Germany midfielder Julia Simic

Beyond just the dance celebrations and headphone-clad emergences from a team bus on match day, there is a whole world more connecting football and music. Beats & Rhymes FC tells the stories of how a song lights the fuse for a player, how bands and artists colourise their lives outside the game, and how music itself can bond an entire team.

The nostalgia of a first album, the weakness in the knees before an initiation song, or even those who’ve swapped the stadium for the studio. Since 2011, the performers and personalities from all around the men’s and women’s game have shared their soundtrack, along with career talk, teammates, memories and lessons learned from a life in the sport.

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