THIS IS HOW SVT BROADCASTS FROM THE GOLDEN LEAGUE 2024:
Friday 17 May
17.55 – 20.00 SVT2/Play: Sweden-Spain
Sunday 19 May
14.55 – 17.00 SVT1/Play: Sweden-Belgium
Saturday 25 May
15.55 – 18.00 Play: Sweden-Azerbaijan
15.55 – 17.50 SVT1: Sweden-Azerbaijan
17.50 – 18.00 Knowledge Channel: Sweden-Azerbaijan
Sunday 26 May
15.55 – 18.00 Play: Romania-Sweden
16.00 – 18.00 SVT1: Romania-Sweden
Friday 31 May
17.55 – 20.00 SVT2/Play: Sweden-Slovakia
Saturday 1 June
17.55 – 20.00 SVT2/Play: Slovenia-Sweden
The play-off is decided in the Czech Republic. We only broadcast if Sweden goes there, and only Sweden’s matches in a possible playoff.
Commentators: Chris Härenstam and Niklas Nord
Expert: Andrea Jacobsson
THIS IS HOW IT DID FOR SWEDEN IN GOLDEN LEAGUE 2023:
Last year, Sweden finished second in their group and got past Belgium in the semi-finals. But for Sweden, led by Isabelle Haak, it stopped in the final. There, Ukraine were big favorites – and withstood the pressure.
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SWEDEN’S GROSS GOLDEN LEAGUE SQUAD:
Compasses
Hilda Gustafsson, Vandoeuvre Nancy
Sofia Andersson, Örebro Volleyball
Vilma Julevik, Hylte Halmstad VK
Libero
Emmy Andersson, Hylte Halmstad
Filippa Brink, Engelholm’s VS
Centers
Hedda Broberg, Örebro Volleyball
Julia Nilsson, Engelholm’s VS
Kirsten van Leusen, Stichting Sliedrecht, Netherlands
Linda Andersson, MAV Előre Sport Club, Hungary
Maja Jonsson, Engelholm’s VS
Nails
Alexandra Lazic, Il Bisonte Firenze, Italy
Anna Haak, Cuneo Granda Volley, Italy
Cecilia Malm, Hylte Halmstad
Elin Larsson, Portland University, USA
Hanna Hellvig, Sm’Aesch Pfeffingen, Switzerland
Isabelle Haak, Imoco Volley, Italy
Maya Tabron, S. Methodist University, USA
Paulina Lindberg, Örebro Volleyball
Sabrina Phinizy, Hylte Halmstad
Saga Nilsson, Gislaved’s VBK
