Sweden

The Sweden men's national football team, officially named Sveriges herrlandslag i fotboll in Swedish, is the national team representing Sweden in men's international football competitions. It is controlled by the Swedish Football Association (Svenska Fotbollförbundet), the governing body for football in the country. Nicknamed Blågult (The Blue and Yellow) after their kit colors, they have been a consistent presence in major tournaments, highlighted by their runner-up finish in the World Cup they hosted in 1958, and two third-place finishes in 1950 and 1994. Additionally, they won the gold medal at the 1948 Olympic Games. The team plays its home matches primarily at the Strawberry Arena, located in Solna, Stockholm. Don't miss the chance to see this historic team in action; secure your verified seats.

News

Sweden begins World Cup qualification against Slovenia

Jon Dahl Tomasson's team starts its journey towards the 2026 World Cup facing Slovenia in Ljubljana. (05/09/2025)

Isak included in squad despite lack of club activity

Coach Jon Dahl Tomasson called up star forward Alexander Isak for the September qualifiers against Slovenia and Kosovo. (27/08/2025)

Next stop: Kosovo for the second qualifying match

After their match in Slovenia, the Swedish team will travel to Pristina to face Kosovo in their second Group B qualifying game. (08/09/2025)

Complete guide for Sweden

To experience the excitement of a Sweden national team match, good planning is key. The Strawberry Arena, their home ground, is located in Solna, Stockholm, and is accessible by train and bus. It is recommended to buy tickets in advance, especially for qualifying matches or against major rivals. Explore the different seating categories to find the best privileged view. Don't forget to wear the national colors, yellow and blue, to fully immerse yourself in the festive atmosphere and support Blågult. Consider arriving early to avoid crowds and enjoy pre-match activities around the stadium.

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