Germany v Sweden: Women’s EURO facts

• Breda hosts a latest section in one of women’s general football’s biggest rivalries, one that has even taken in a FIFA Women’s World Cup final, Germany winning 2-1 in 2003 with a golden goal.

• They have also met in dual UEFA Women’s EURO finals. The initial came in 1995 when Germany triumphed 3-2 in Kaiserslautern opposite a Sweden side containing Pia Sundhage.

• Six years after Steffi Jones was in a Germany organisation in Ulm that won 1-0. The Germans had already beaten Sweden 3-1 in a organisation stage.

• Germany won both European finals on home soil, and also prevailed in both of a countries’ last-four meetings in Sweden – by 1-0 scorelines in 1997 and 2013.

• Dzsenifer Marozsán was a Germany goalscorer 4 years ago in Gothenburg.

• Overall in rival games Germany have 11 victories out of 11 opposite Sweden, many recently winning 2-1 in a 2016 Olympic final in Rio de Janeiro with Marozsán again distinguished along with a Linda Sembrant possess idea before Stina Blacksteinus pulled one back.

• In all matches including friendlies, Germany have 19 wins to Sweden’s 7 with no draws; they lead 50-32 on goals.

• Marozsán plays alongside Sweden’s Caroline Seger during Lyon.

• Sweden’s Fridolina Rolfö is a Bayern München co-worker of Leonie Maier, Sara Däbritz and Kristian Demann.

• Nilla Fischer shares a sauce room with Laura Benkarth, Almuth Schult, Babett Peter, Anna Blässe and Isabel Kerschowski during Wolfsburg. Anja Mittag was also during a bar until recently.