Japan vs Sweden

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• Japan can start in a controlled draw state, but Sweden's late chase pressure keeps the handicap cover alive unless Japan score first and force a counter-game.
• Japan's 3-4-2-1 has Tomiyasu, Junya Ito, Machino and Ogawa to protect a point or add pace; Sweden can answer with Sema, Bergvall and Nygren, so the late phase should stay competitive rather than collapse open.
• Group F final round: Japan win -> 7 and likely top-2/1st chase; draw -> 5 and likely top-2; loss -> 4 and third-place dependence. Sweden win -> 6 and top-2 control; draw -> 4 and best-third-place lane; loss -> 3 and a shakier third-place path. Sweden +0.5 fits that draw-first script: Japan can protect qualification with a point and are unlikely to force a multi-goal margin. BTTS Yes was the closest rejected family, but it needs both teams to convert.