There may be some doubts as to whether these are the first matches here, there may be some nerves, although it is not a fact that it will affect the attack, as both teams like to attack, have good attacking lines and I think there is a good chance that there will be at least three goals in the match. For Sweden, these are generally the matches that are expected to be won and one step closer to the next stage, and a chance to compete with Germany for the top spot in the group, which could potentially ease the path to the podium. Therefore, it is not expected that they will be cautious against Peru, especially since they recently beat the same Danish team twice in the Nations League. The Swedish attack is strong, with many players from top clubs, and there is hope that even one of the leaders, Rolfo, will take to the field since returning from injury and participating in training. And even if not her, there are still players like Blackstenius, Rytting, Asllani, Hurtig, etc., who can cause problems for anyone. Denmark is no exception. Their defense raises many questions, as they play very inconsistently and have crumbled against tougher attacks, with their own offense often pulling the team out of trouble. Overall, I believe that their strength lies in their attack, with experienced captain Harder, Real Madrid star Bruun, or the rising Danish talent Kramer, all of whom will make the Swedes work, especially with the absence of their defensive backbone, Eriksson, due to injury, which would be a big loss. Denmark lacks players of this caliber in their defense, and the Swedes should take advantage of that. Finally, this is a Scandinavia derby, and in any sport, both teams always have the desire to win and prove their superiority against their neighbor. A draw is not an option (unless we're talking about Italy in 2004 😁).
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