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Bosnia-Herzegovina's national team visits Sweden for a match at the National Arena. Tickets sold out in advance and the match set a new attendance record of 51,049 spectators.
It was arranged in advance for a folk festival at the National Arena. The tickets sold out early and many supporters of Bosnia-Herzegovina's national team quickly grabbed a ticket.
They can be seen - and heard too. The guests' supporters are a clear majority when Sweden hosts the away nation and contribute strongly under the open roof to the new record reading of 51,049.
Sweden leads Bosnia 3-0 at half-time at the National Arena in Solna. Daniel Svensson and Viktor Gyökeres (two penalties) scored Sweden's goal. In case of victory, Sweden secures the group victory and advancement to the A division in the Nations League. Gyökeres now has eight goals in consecutive Nations League matches.

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