🏃‍➡️ In just 17 seconds! Swede scores historic World Cup goal | OneFootball

Swedish midfielder Mattias Svanberg was involved in one of the most unbelievable moments at the start of the 2026 World Cup, scoring against Tunisia with a goal that came close to the all-time absolute record.

Svanberg came off the bench and, without giving the African defense time to settle, sent the ball into the back of the net after just 17 seconds from coming on!

Svanberg was just one second away from matching the historic mark set by Uruguay’s Richard Morales, who scored 16 seconds after coming on in the 2002 Korea-Japan World Cup.

Without a doubt, the Swede came onto the pitch inspired.

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