Following the final playoff draw, analysts are confident Sweden’s women’s national football team will compete in the World Cup in Brazil next summer. The qualification was secured despite anxieties surrounding the playoff matches themselves. Concerns have centered not on achieving World Cup placement, but on the team’s performance and strategy during the qualifying games. The author, Emma Lukins, questions whether coach Gustavsson has overestimated the extent to which the team’s composition can be altered. While qualification is assured, focus now shifts to the team’s overall preparedness and gameplay for the tournament. The article suggests a relief in securing the spot, coupled with a critical eye on the team’s approach.