It was a tight first half between the two teams. Japan looked the more aggressive side at times and created a promising opportunity with a shot on goal by Keito Nakamura, which was saved by the Swedish goalkeeper.
So far, neither team has managed to break the deadlock.
In Group F, this match is important: Japan is coming off a decisive victory over Tunisia, while Sweden is looking to bounce back after its heavy defeat against the Netherlands.
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