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Sweden's national team coach, Graham Potter, expressed satisfaction with his squad's performance in their dominant 5-1 World Cup victory over Tunisia, though he believes they could have netted even more goals.
The Scandinavians capitalized on the formidable partnership of star strikers Viktor Gyökeres and Alexander Isak, both of whom found the back of the net. Yassine Ayari added a brace, while Mattias Svanberg contributed another goal to seal the convincing win.
"Fantastic. Great goals, five goals, and we could have scored more. It was brilliant, and the credit goes to the players. They were fantastic. Tunisia's goal came unexpectedly. That happens in football. The lads stayed calm and continued to threaten their goal, which was important for us. There's room for improvement. We'll enjoy the win tonight, recover, and prepare again," Graham Potter told ITV.
The European side's next fixture is on Saturday against the Netherlands, with their final Group F opponent being Japan on June 26th.
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