It was one of the highlights of Sweden’s 5-1 goal fest against Tunisia. Bundesliga pro Mattias Svanberg scored at the World Cup in the blink of an eye against overwhelmed Africans.
The Wolfsburg player was brought on in the 84th minute with the score at 3-1 and converted a cross from Alexander Isak with a first-time finish just 18 seconds later. 18 seconds?! According to ‘Opta’, only Richard Morales was quicker for Uruguay at a FIFA World Cup since 1966, back in 2002 (16 seconds).
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Strong stuff from Svanberg, who is surely looking to impress potential new employers after Bundesliga relegation with VfL Wolfsburg. A World Cup goal after 18 seconds would definitely stand out positively on a “job application.”
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