Viktor Gyökeres continues his goalscoring streak in the national team - six in a row in the Nations League

Despite the shaky season in the club team Arsenal, Viktor Gyökeres has managed to do well in the national team. The striker has led Sweden's offensive during this intense national team gathering where Blue and Gold have now played three games - and another awaits on Monday against Romania in Bucharest.

Gyökeres has scored in all three games played this autumn - and the fact is that he has now scored in six straight games in the Nations League.

No other player has managed to do that before, according to the European Football Association (Uefa). Gyökeres shared the record with Slovenia's Benjamin Sesko and Serbia's Aleksandar Mitrovic before Friday's match in Zenica.

- It was a nice assist (by Alexander Bernhardsson), and a nice goal overall. It's a good record and I can probably keep beating it, says the Swede when he met the media after the match.

Gyökeres could have scored two goals, but his first goal was disallowed after a VAR review.

- It's not something I put energy into now, but of course. It's sad not to win.

The 28-year-old was a constant threat in the Swedish offensive game. He wrestled with the Bosnian defense and took a couple of hits.

- It was an elbow or something. I know I have a bump in my head now so I'll probably have to sleep with an ice pack instead of a pillow.

After three games in the Nations League, Sweden tops the group with seven points, two points down on runners-up Bosnia-Herzegovina. In November, the teams meet again, then at the national arena in Solna.

The team that wins the group steps up to the A division. You also get a slightly easier draw in the qualifiers for European Championship 2028.