Asllani Leads Sweden to Victory and Knockout Stage at Women's Euro
Sweden captain Kosovare Asllani propelled her team to the knockout stages of the Women's European Championship with a victory over Poland. Asllani scored one goal and assisted another in a game that also secured Germany's advancement. Sweden's dominant aerial play overwhelmed Poland, resulting in a 3-0 win.

Sweden's progression to the knockout rounds of the Women's European Championship was secured thanks to a formidable performance by their captain, Kosovare Asllani. The clash saw Sweden triumph 3-0 over Poland, effectively ending Poland's tournament run.
Asllani was instrumental in breaking the deadlock, assisting Stina Blackstenius with a pinpoint cross before clinching a goal herself in the 52nd minute. Her efforts guaranteed not only Sweden's continuation in the championship but also played a role in securing Germany's advancement.
Sweden's aerial prowess proved too challenging for Poland, despite Polish supporters' hopes. A last-minute attempt by Poland's Ewelina Kamczyk hit the post, but it was too little too late as Sweden advanced confidently into the quarter-finals.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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