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Holanda shkatërron Suedinë dhe ngjitet në vendin e parë
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Holanda ka shkatërruar Suedinë me një fitore 5:1 në Houston, duke u ngjitur në vendin e parë të Grupit F. Zbuloni detajet e ndeshjes!
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Përfaqësuesja e Holandës ka arritur një fitore të thellë prej 5:1 ndaj Suedisë në ndeshjen e zhvilluar në Houston, e cila i përket Grupit F. Kjo ishte fitorja e parë për “Tulipanët” në këtë Botëror, pas barazimit 2:2 me Japoninë në ndeshjen e parë. Nga ana tjetër, Suedia pësoi disfatën e saj të parë, pas një fitoreje të thellë 5:1 ndaj Tunizisë në ndeshjen e parë. Sulmuesi i Sunderlandit, Brian Brobbey, shënoi dy golat e parë në minutat e pestë dhe të 17-të, duke i dhënë një avantazh të rëndësishëm ekipit të tij. Golin e pestë për Holandën e realizoi Crysencio Summerville në minutën e 89-të, duke vulosur rezultatin e ndeshjes. Suedia arriti të shënojë një gol të vetëm përmes Anthony Elanga, i cili ishte i vetmi që gjeti…
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Holanda shkatërron Suedinë dhe ngjitet në vendin e parë
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Holanda ka shkatërruar Suedinë me një fitore 5:1 në Houston, duke u ngjitur në vendin e parë të Grupit F. Zbuloni detajet e ndeshjes!
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