On November 14, 2012, Sweden took on England at the Solna Friendship Arena. Swedish striker Ibrahimovic played his senior in the match, helping Sweden beat the Three Lions 4-2. Ibrahimovic's four goals also included a 30m counter-barb, and Joe Hart was once again the world wave backdrop.
In the 19th minute, Ibrahimovic snatched a shot in front of the goal to open the scoring and start the individual performance of the game. England then drew on Welbeck and Kaulke to cut the lead to 2-1.
In the 76th minute, the tide of the game began again. Ibrahimovic picked up a pass from his teammates, stopped the ball on his chest in the penalty area and pushed it to win, pulling the score to a 2-2 draw.
In the 83rd minute, Ibrahimovic's long-range free-kick directly broke through the goal guarded by Hart, and Sweden countered the score to lead England 3-2.
90th minute! Hart made a mistake and did not hit the ball far away, Ibrahimovic was on the right side of the box, 30 meters from the goal, and shot with a direct barb without adjustment, and attacked this world wave of surprise! Lock the final score at 4-2.
Nine years later, Ibrahimovic is in his 40s and he is still playing for the Swedish national team. Sweden are currently ranked 2nd in the Group of 2nd in the World Preliminary Round in Europe, 1 point behind Spain, who are 1st in the group. At 3:45 a.m. Beijing time on November 15, Sweden will have a direct dialogue with Spain to compete for a quota.
(ASENA)