Fans' upload: Want to see 'Gjöken' and Isak

A vibrant atmosphere filled Stockholm's stadium as fans, clad in a sea of yellow jerseys, eagerly awaited a World Cup match between Sweden and the Netherlands. The anticipation was palpable as the national anthem played, resonating through the arena.

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We've come all the way from Norrland, yes indeed. Here we get to celebrate Midsummer and take the opportunity to see a great football match.

Among the crowd were Anton Östman and Peter Hälldahl from Örnsköldsvik, accompanied by their Dutch friend Tijs von der Sonden. "We've come all the way from Norrland, yes indeed. Here we get to celebrate Midsummer and take the opportunity to see a great football match," Östman said. While the trio disagreed on the final score – Östman predicted a last-minute draw, Hälldahl foresaw a 2-0 Swedish win with Isak scoring both goals, and von der Sonden favored a 3-1 Dutch victory – they were united in identifying key players.

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I think it ends in a draw. We equalize in the last minute.

For Sweden, Alexander Isak and Viktor Gyökeres were highlighted as pivotal figures. The Netherlands' Donyell Malen was also noted as a player who would challenge Sweden's defense. "He will fight with Sweden's defense," von der Sonden commented on Malen. Östman expressed a desire to see the "Gjöken" (referring to Gyökeres) and Isak collaborate against the Netherlands' tough defense.

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Swedish win, of course. 2-0. Isak scores both.

Meanwhile, in Gothenburg, approximately 15,000 people gathered at Ullevi stadium to watch the match. Göteborgs-Posten reported long queues and crowding, with some individuals reportedly fainting due to the warm weather and dense crowd. Lotta Nibell, CEO of Got event, acknowledged the conditions, stating, "It's stuffy outside and very many people in a small area. We have staffed up considerably, so I hope we can distribute some water if anyone needs it."

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3-1 to Holland. We have to win, but you can win from Japan.