Bet Builder Tip For Poland Women vs Sweden Women

Sweden Women are on the brink of reaching the Women’s Euro 2025 knockout stage, and their encounter with Poland Women on Tuesday presents a prime opportunity to get the job done early. After a solid 1-0 win over Denmark in their opening fixture, Peter Gerhardsson’s side come into this one full of confidence and in strong form. Poland, meanwhile, are still searching for their first-ever goal at a major tournament and are under pressure to deliver something special after a 2-0 defeat to Germany.

With that backdrop, we’ve constructed a Bet Builder that captures both the momentum of Sweden and the desperation Poland are facing. Each leg brings its own tactical and statistical logic, making this a well-rounded approach to Tuesday’s group stage clash.

Here’s our Bet Builder pick for Poland Women vs Sweden Women, which has been placed with William Hill:

⚽ Stina Blackstenius to Score Anytime

Stina Blackstenius remains the spearhead of Sweden’s frontline and a natural choice to lead the attack. Her positioning, awareness, and finishing ability make her a constant threat in and around the box. While she didn’t find the net against Denmark, her influence on proceedings was clear — constantly dragging defenders out of position and opening spaces for teammates.

With Fridolina Rolfö still unavailable due to injury, Blackstenius will again be tasked with carrying the central goalscoring burden. Poland’s defensive structure was exposed in the second half against Germany, especially when space opened up in transition. That plays directly into Blackstenius’s strengths, as she thrives when running onto through balls or latching onto low deliveries from wide areas.

Sweden’s wide play — particularly through Rytting Kaneryd and Andersson — tends to result in low, whipped balls into the six-yard area, a zone where Blackstenius is exceptionally efficient. With Sweden likely to dominate possession and territory, the striker should find herself with at least a couple of big chances. Backing her to find the net against a Poland side under serious pressure seems a logical addition to the bet.

⚽ Madelen Janogy to Score Anytime

Another major threat in this Swedish side is Madelen Janogy, who is expected to continue on the right side of the attacking trio. Her pace, trickery and timing of runs make her a dangerous outlet, particularly against full-backs who lack top-level experience — a description that fits Poland’s left side defensively.

Janogy showed real sharpness in the win over Denmark, and while she didn’t score, her direct play consistently unsettled the backline. She often drifts inside to create space for overlapping full-backs, giving her access to central areas where she can strike. Against a Poland side who may be forced to push forward in search of their first tournament goal, Janogy could benefit from gaps at the back, especially late in the game.

Historically, Janogy has a knack for scoring in games where Sweden are favourites — matches where the team pushes forward with intent and recycles possession quickly. Given the predicted tempo of this fixture and Sweden’s need to finish the job early, Janogy is more than capable of contributing with a goal.

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🥅 Each Team Over 3 Corners

The final leg of our Bet Builder looks to the corner market, with over 3 corners for each team standing out as a sensible inclusion. Sweden are expected to have the majority of possession and territory, which naturally leads to sustained pressure and an increase in set-piece opportunities. They regularly hit five or more corners per match against lower-ranked opponents, and that trend is unlikely to stop here.

Poland, while less likely to dominate the ball, do possess threats on the break — particularly through Ewa Pajor. Even if they struggle for goalscoring chances, their push to avoid an early exit should encourage more attacking attempts than we saw against Germany. This urgency, especially in the second half, could well result in them earning several corners, even if they come from speculative crosses or deflected efforts.

Poland will also know that they must make the most of any attacking opportunity, and set-pieces remain a crucial part of that. With both teams having the tools to draw fouls in wide areas or force clearances, four corners each seems achievable, even in a game where one side is favoured.

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