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Sweden national football team
International Friendlies
Aug 14, 2013 at 7pm UK
 
Norway national football team

4-2

Ibrahimovic (1', 28', 57', 75')
FT(HT: 2-2)
Abdellaoue (38' pen.), Johnansen (43')

Preview: Sweden vs. Norway

Preview: Sweden vs. Norway
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Sports Mole looks ahead to Wednesday night's friendly between Sweden and Norway.

These Scandinavian rivals will meet for the first time in eight years on Wednesday night, with Norway being able to boast the better recent record.

Although Sweden have won more of their head to head matches overall (58), they have only overcome their visitors once in their last six meetings.

Captain Zlatan Ibrahimovic is likely to lead the attack for the hosting Yellows, who are also expected to name Premier League duo Sebastian Larsson and Jonas Olsson in their starting lineup.

Meanwhile, Stuttgart striker Mohammed Abdellaoue has been tipped to play up front for Norway, with former Manchester United midfielder Magnus Wolff Eikrem also thought to be in contention.

Norway last won in Sweden back in 2005 when Fulham full-back John Arne Riise was among the goals.

Recent form:

Sweden: LDDWLW

Norway: WWLLDW

Possible lineups:

Sweden: Isaksson; Lustig, J Olsson, Johansson, M Olsson; Larsson, Elm, Wernbloom, Durmaz; Ibrahimovic, Toivonen

Norway: Jarstein; Hedenstad, Hangeland, Hogli, Forren; Braaten, Wolff Eikrem, Skjelbred, Henriksen; King, Abdellaoue

Sports Mole says: 2-1


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