Viktor Gyokeres leads Sweden's World Cup campaign starting against Tunisia
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 14, 2026, 9:45 PM
Last updated Jun 14, 2026
Sweden's World Cup play-off hero Viktor Gyokeres takes center stage as the national team begins their World Cup journey against Tunisia. Gyokeres scored a crucial late winner against Poland, securing Sweden's first World Cup appearance in eight years. The Arsenal striker scored four goals in the play-off rounds, elevating his status among Swedish supporters. Following his remarkable performances, Gyokeres returns to the tournament with renewed confidence, aiming to inspire Sweden's success in a challenging group that also includes the Netherlands and Japan.
- •Gyokeres scored a late winner against Poland in the play-off final.
- •Sweden qualifies for their first World Cup in eight years.
- •Gyokeres netted four goals in the play-off matches.
- •Sweden faces Tunisia, Netherlands, and Japan in their group.
- •The match against Tunisia is set to start tonight.
- 9:45 PMYahoo Sports — Has Viktor Gyokeres Become Sweden’s New National Hero?
"When Viktor Gyokeres smashed home a dramatic late winner against Poland in Sweden’s World Cup play-off, it was about far more than just another goal.The Arsenal striker’s strike secured Sweden’s...
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