Three wins, nine goals scored and two conceded.
This is what the group game looked like for the Swedish part.
Blågult's journey so far at the Olympics has given hope for a medal and to achieve the dream, Japan must be disarmed.
The national team's cog Kosovar Asllani is aware of the home nation's strengths.
- It is a technical and game-skilled national team not to underestimate, the midfielder says during a press conference.
The game director admits that the Swedes have great respect for Japan, which likes to own the ball.
- There will be momentum in the match where they will own a lot of ball.
We will need to use our physical ability and our height.
"Will be difficult"
The fixed situations will be important in this particular match, and Magdalena Eriksson trusts the game that has been shown so far.
- I think we have come so far in our game that our pieces will fall apart.
The important thing is to continue as we have done and threaten the future.
We are a physically strong team with many fast players.
The unpredictability of our attacking game we must take with us.
A solid work effort will be required.
- It will be difficult for us to get a hole in a well-organized Japan.
Olivia Scough also flags that it will be a tough task.
She looks forward to the match and warns of Japan's passing skill.
- They can invent things that we must be vigilant about, she says.
Lifts the people "behind the scenes"
Real Madrid star Asllani believes that he shocked the world with the 3-0 victory against the USA.
But the achievements have not come by themselves.
- It is clear we have an individual skill in the group and a great faith in the team, but above all we have a leadership team behind and also our analysts who prepare us for each match.
Defense General Eriksson also lifts the people "behind the scenes".
- Absolutely fantastic which team we have.
All credit to them and the job they put in.
They work so hard and we see how many hours they put in.
- We are extremely lucky to have Anders (Eriksson, analyst) who is there for us.