Republic of Ireland vs Sweden || HIGHLIGHTS || Women's Euro 2025 Qualifiers

Republic of Ireland vs Sweden || HIGHLIGHTS || Women's Euro 2025 Qualifiers
In an exciting match between Republic of Ireland and Sweden in the Women's European Qualifiers, Sweden emerged victorious against Republic of Ireland with a 3-0 scoreline. Johanna Rytting Kaneryd scored twice in the 26th and 85th minutes, while Fridolina Rolfö added another goal in the 62nd minute.
Whether it’s a high-scoring thriller or a hard-fought battle, these encounters showcase the competitive spirit of women’s football! 🇮🇪⚽🔥🇸🇪
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[@sccrguy610]

Love the highlight video. No suspenseful buildup to the action moments, no clips showing the entire action moment uninterrupted from beginning to end, random cutaways to the same action moment from different angles but also cut so you never see the entire play, random video cuts to the players walking around the field with no context, some extra clips of things that don’t matter to the overall highlights from the game. A true masterpiece of highlights.

[@RobinC63]

That’s par for the course with this channel. Unfortunately it’s one of the few that shows these match highlights.

[@RobertoPoncebk]

Both teams are fabulous, always enjoyable watching Muŝovič as the guardián ángel for Sweden❤

[@emilioaymat5651]

Excellent game from the Swedish ladies. Ireland didn't seem to have a defense that was strong enough to withstand the continous attacks from the Swede forwards.
I remember when the Swedish women's team played against Spain in the world cup and even though they lost, they DID play a a good, tough game.

[@ericcorry1199]

Ireland were outplayed in every way they need to redesign their tactics with a new Coach Manager Goalkeeper and a new Captain no one took charge in any department of the game especially the defence which to be honest was rather dismal to say the least A lot of work is required if they want to compete with the top teams Granted being an island creates it's own problems However this can be overcome given the right people with the right skills to educate and teach and not the old dinosaurs as times have changed and Ireland must change it's game play if it wants to succeed