Ahead of Tokyo, the Westfield Matildas round out the June window with a hitout against Sweden.
Here's a quick guide to our opponents.
FIFA World Ranking: 5
Form: Sweden has had a successful first half of 2021, winning matches in the February, April, and June windows. Most recently, the Swedes defeated Norway 1-0, Poland 4-2 and drew 1-1 with the US women's national team.
In 2020, Sweden booked its spot at the Euros in 2022 going through the qualifying tournament undefeated.
Head to Head: These sides last met at the 2017 Algarve Cup in the group stage with a lone Lotta Schelin goal giving Sweden the win. The Blågult have a strong record against the Westfield Matildas, winning seven of 11 meetings with three draws as well.
Australia's sole victory against Sweden came in 1997 in a friendly courtesy of a Julie Murray goal.
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Players: Much like the Denmark game, some of the Swedish players will be very familiar to the Westfield Matildas. A trio of Sam Kerr's Chelsea teammates are in the squad including defenders Jonna Andersson and Magda Eriksson.
The Swedish squad also has five players from Rosengård - including Swedish captain Caroline Seger - where potential debutant Charli Grant has signed for the season.
Stina Blackstenius has been a threat up forward for her club, BK Häcken in the Damallsvenskan, and for country, scoring the lone goal against the Norwegians and bagging a brace against Poland.
Coach: Peter Gerhardsson has been at the helm since 2017 and helped guide Sweden to a third place finish at the 2019 FIFA Women's World Cup.
