The national team repeated the world championship victory it had set in 1938.

Today, June 15, was the first round match of Group F of the 2026 FIFA World Cup between Sweden and Tunisia. The match took place at the BBVA Stadium in Guadalupe, Mexico. The referee blew the starting whistle at 5:00 Moscow time. The final score was 5-1 in favor of Sweden. The last time Sweden scored five goals in a World Cup match was in 1938, according to Stats Foot's X social network.

Sweden and Tunisia are also in the group with the Netherlands and Japan, who drew 2-2 in their first-round match. This puts Sweden in first place with three points. Next are the Netherlands and Japan (each with one point). Tunisia is last in the group with no points.