Grahn: "Sour with the end but Sweden should be happy with a cross"

- Overall, Sweden should be happy with a cross.

Germany is a world team and a big favorite in the group, even though it was sour with the last goal, says Grahn who saw a match with two shapes.

- In the first half, Sweden did not get to the defense at all and Germany could relatively easily get in the driver's seat.

At the end of the first half, where Sweden fought and shrank the distance to just one goal at the break (14-13) and the first 20 minutes in the second it was a completely different match, Felix Claar a key, and Andreas Palicka set the level for the defense with his big game, says Grahn.

Favorable chances to go to the Olympics

With Palicka's outstanding saves as a basis, Sweden seemed to be heading for victory and there were several opportunities to puncture the match.

- We had two counterattacks where we led with three goals but were not cool enough in those finishes and then also played the German goalkeeper Johannes Bitter, which was a contributing reason for the outcome.

Algeria and Slovenia are also in the group that has all matches in the corona bubble in Berlin without an audience.

The first two teams go to the Olympics in Tokyo.