After the loss against Norway, the main round for the Swedish part continues tonight with a match against Hungary.
For team captain Jamina Roberts, it has so far been 15 goals in the EC, which is her 15th consecutive senior championship.
Despite many championships, the motivation is hardly starting to wane - on the contrary.
This summer, Roberts changed Sävehof for Norwegian big club Vipers Kristiansand, which has given increased motivation.
Before the season premiere, Vipers had a kick off where pictures from when the club won the Champions League were shown.
- It is clear that those pictures, I also want to do that.
Even though I played in the Champions League with Sävehof, it was pretty well understood that there probably won't be a final four.
But where I am now, people talk along those lines and it's motivating, she tells SVT Sport.
Believed career end in Sweden
Roberts returned to Sävehof ahead of the 2020/21 season.
In August of the same year, she had a child and then thought that her career would probably end on Swedish soil.
- When I moved home, I thought I could move abroad again.
But then I had children and with all that, it's actually much safer, calmer and nicer to be at home.
But it went well last season and I got, among other things, this offer from the Vipers which I felt was a bit too good to turn down.
"I think they are insanely fast in Norway"
She says that the switch from SHE to the Norwegian big club was not what she expected.
- You think that they are insanely fast in Norway, that everyone runs as fast as they want.
I ran a lot this summer to not be last in the running training and then I get there and we haven't had any running training.
So it hasn't been what I expected but not to the negative.
She elaborates:
- I still go to a team that won the Champions League two years in a row.
Then you think that there is an awful lot of training and that it is very hard.
That you are at full throttle all the time, but it is very relaxed.
Sweden-Hungary starts at 20.30 and SVT reports the match live.