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World Cup > WC 1994 U.S.A.

SWEDEN – RUSSIA 3-1

Date: 24-06-1994
Stage: first round


Place: PONTIAC
Running time: 102 min.
Colour: PAL
Quality: HD 720 50fps (9,5)
Commentary: MULTI: italian/spanish/english/portuguese/danish
My rating: ***
Notes: Brolin,Dahlin,Andersson,Thern,Schwarz, Salenko,Onopko,Mostovoi

MATCH SUMMARY

Friday, 24 June 1994, 13:00

Pontiac Silverdome, Pontiac
Attendance: 71,528

Meteo: Indoor, 22°C

SWEDEN

Thomas Ravelli
Roland Nilsson
Patrik Andersson
Joachim Björklund
Roger Ljung
Klas Ingesson
Jonas Thern
Stefan Schwarz
Tomas Brolin
Kennet Andersson
Martin Dahlin

Coach: Tommy Svensson (SWE)

41′ Kennet Andersson
51′ Stefan Schwarz
58′ Martin Dahlin

84′ ↓Kennet Andersson ↑Henrik Larsson
89′ ↓Joachim Björklund ↑Magnus Erlingmark

RUSSIA

Stanislav Cherchesov
Sergei Gorlukovich
Sergei Yuran
Viktor Onopko
Dmitri Kharine
Dmitri Kuznetsov
Igor Shalimov
Vladimir Beschastnykh
Oleg Salenko
Aleksandr Mostovoi
Andrei Kanchelskis

Coach: Pavel Sadyrin (RUS)

1′ Sergei Gorlukovich
34′ Dmitri Kharine
49′ Sergei Gorlukovich
49′ Sergei Gorlukovich

41′ ↓Aleksandr Mostovoi ↑Valeri Karpin
51′ ↓Dmitri Kuznetsov ↑Dmitri Galyamin

Referee: Joel Quiniou (FRA)

Goals:
5′ Oleg Salenko (p) RUS
38′ Tomas Brolin (p) SWE
60′ Martin Dahlin SWE
82′ Martin Dahlin SWE

Match overview

Sweden came from behind to defeat Russia 3-1 at the Silverdome. After conceding an early penalty, the Swedes equalised through Brolin and took control in the second half with a Dahlin brace. Russia finished with ten men after Gorlukovich’s dismissal.

Trivia

This match was played indoors in Pontiac, Michigan, a rarity in World Cup history. Martin Dahlin’s two second-half goals were crucial for Sweden’s progression, while Russia’s hopes faded after the red card and defensive lapses.

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