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1 day ago · Swedish FA president Frederik Reinfeldt previously said that he favoured VAR, but in an interview with the newspaper Aftonbladet he conceded: “If I counted correctly, we have 18 elite clubs and two districts that have said they do not want to introduce VAR. “We respect that.
1 day ago · "If I counted correctly, we have 18 elite clubs and two districts that have said they do not want to introduce VAR," Reinfeldt, the former prime minister of Sweden, told the Aftonbladet newspaper ...
1 day ago · Clubs in Sweden's Allsvenskan are required to be at least 51% owned by their fans. "If I counted correctly, we have 18 elite clubs and two districts that have said they do not want to introduce VAR," Reinfeldt, the former prime minister of Sweden, told the Aftonbladet newspaper in an interview published on Thursday.
1 day ago · Clubs in Sweden's Allsvenskan are required to be at least 51% owned by their fans. "If I counted correctly, we have 18 elite clubs and two districts that have said they do not want to introduce VAR," Reinfeldt, the former prime minister of Sweden, told the Aftonbladet newspaper in an interview published on Thursday. "We respect that.
1 day ago · On Friday the wife of Ben Affleck looked her most casual yet as she donned a worn-out and oversized beige sweater with soiled maxi jeans and construction boots.
1 day ago · "The government this morning gave Sweden's armed forces the formal task of planning and preparing for the Swedish contribution of a reduced battalion to NATO's forward land forces in Latvia," Kristersson said. Expected to spend six months in Latvia, the battalion will consist of between 400 and 500 soldiers.
1 day ago · Sweden should increase its military budget by nearly 54 billion kronor (USD 5 billion) until 2030 to strengthen its air defences and beef up the number of conscripts, a Swedish parliamentary committee recommended Friday. The Scandinavian country joined the NATO alliance in March, moving away from a decades-long policy of neutrality in the wake ...
