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Sweden World Cup Statistics

Sweden World Cup statistics measure the national team's historical performance across FIFA World Cup tournaments, including appearances, wins, draws, losses, goals scored, goals conceded, and tournament progression. Sweden has qualified for thirteen FIFA World Cups, with its strongest achievement coming in 1958 when the nation reached the final as tournament host. The team also recorded third-place finishes in 1950 and 1994, while the 2018 FIFA World Cup produced a quarterfinal appearance. Sweden's 2026 FIFA World Cup campaign adds another tournament appearance to its history, with attacking players such as Alexander Isak and Viktor Gyokeres expected to lead the squad.

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Last updated: 2026-09-10

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Sweden World Cup Statistics — key figures

  1. World Cup Matches
    52

    Sweden has played 52 World Cup matches across 12 tournament appearances.

  2. World Cup Wins
    19

    Sweden has won 19 World Cup matches across all qualified editions.

  3. World Cup Draws
    13

    Sweden has drawn 13 World Cup matches across all qualified editions.

  4. World Cup Losses
    20

    Sweden has lost 20 World Cup matches across all qualified editions.

  5. Goals Scored
    85

    Sweden has scored 85 goals across all qualified editions.

  6. Goals Conceded
    81

    Sweden has conceded 81 goals across 52 World Cup matches (1.56 per match).

  7. Win Rate
    36.5%

    Sweden's all-time World Cup win rate is 36.5% across 12 qualified editions.

  8. Clean Sheets
    13

    Sweden has kept 13 clean sheets across all qualified editions.

Sweden World Cup Team Statistics

Sweden's team statistics reflect a squad built around Alexander Isak and Viktor Gyokeres in attack, with Anthony Elanga and Yasin Ayari contributing much of the scoring output during the 2026 FIFA World Cup. Sweden created its best attacking opportunities through quick transitions rather than sustained possession, reflecting Graham Potter's tactical approach throughout the tournament.
Sweden's top goal scorers from the FIFA World Cup are shown in the table below.
Top Assist Providers
Sweden's top assist providers from the FIFA World Cup are shown in the table below.

2026 Season

Team Statistics — Overview

Sweden World Cup team statistics include WorldSweden's FIFA World Cup record reflects a history of competitive performances across thirteen tournament appearances since 1934. The national team reached the final once, secured third place twice, and achieved several knockout-stage appearances throughout different football eras. The 1958 FIFA World Cup remains Sweden's strongest campaign, as the team finished runner-up on home soil, while the 2018 edition marked the nation's best modern tournament result, reaching the quarterfinals. Sweden's 2026 squad preparation focuses on combining experienced leadership with attacking talent from players such as Alexander Isak, Viktor Gyokeres, and Anthony Elanga.
Sweden's statistics summary is shown in the table below.
Cup edition and stage dropdown selectors that dynamically update all tables. The team's top scorers and assist providers are listed below.

World Cup Edition
Stage
TournamentMatches PlayedWinsDrawsLossesGoals ScoredGoals ConcededClean SheetsAverage possessionShots / GameShots on Target / Game
2026411271009.55.8
20185302643
20064121342
20024121550
199473311581
19903003360
19783012130
19746222763
195864111273
1950521211150
Total / Average521913208581139.55.8
TournamentPass AccuracyCorners / GameFouls / GameYellow CardsRed CardsGK Clean Sheets
20260
2018003
2006002
2002000
1994001
1990000
1978000
1974003
1958003
1950000
Total / Average0013

Sweden's 2026 FIFA World Cup campaign marks a step back from its 2018 campaign in Russia. The team recorded three wins and two losses across five matches in 2018, before a quarterfinal exit to England. The 2026 campaign produced seven goals across four matches, exceeding the six goals scored in 2018. Defensive performances declined after Sweden conceded ten goals compared with four in the previous appearance. The Round of 32 defeat to France ended Sweden's campaign one stage earlier than the quarterfinal finish in 2018, reflecting a more productive attack but a less effective defensive record.

* All-time leaders across every edition. Possession and passing data are only published by FIFA from 2010 onwards.