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ALBUFEIRA, Portugal -- Sweden eked out a 1-0 victory over the United States to end the American womens 43-game unbeaten run and deny them any chance of reaching the Algarve Cup final, which Germany reached on Friday after clinching its group. Sweden goalkeeper Hedvig Lindahl saved Abby Wambachs penalty before Lotta Schelin headed home what proved to be the 24th-minute winner. The U.S. dominated at the Municipal Stadium but, just as in the 1-1 draw against Japan, the nine-time tournament winner could not make that quality count. In the closing moments Lindahl denied chances from substitutes Kristie Mewis and Sarah Hagen before Mewis shot wide from close range in stoppage time. Sweden leads Group B with six points, while Japan is second with four points after Mana Iwabuchis first-half free kick fired it to a 1-0 win over Denmark. Japan must beat Sweden in its final group game since only the group winner reaches the final. Germany ensured its place in the final with a 1-0 victory over China as the European champions secured Group A with one game in hand. "Im very satisfied. That was hard work today," Germany coach Silvia Neid said. Anja Mittag scored the only goal with six minutes to play as Germany followed up its win over Iceland with a hard-fought victory that took it to six points -- three better than China and Iceland, with Norway pointless. Germanys wins over China and Iceland means it will advance even if it ends level on six points. "Were now in the final and were looking forward to the next strong opponents," captain Celia Sasic said. Earlier, the Americans went into the match knowing only victory would suffice following its opening stalemate with Japan, which was the last country to beat the U.S. -- here at the Algarve Cup two years ago. U.S. midfielder Amy Rodriguez was taken down inside the area to set up the 15th-minute spot kick, but Lindahl guessed correctly to push Wambachs penalty past the right post. Wambach was active at the start but the early opportunities were forgotten when Sofia Jakobsson won the ball from Ali Krieger in the right corner and sent in a cross that Schlein guided past goalkeeper Hope Solo. The U.S. did not wilt, however, forcing Sweden into turnovers. The Swedish defence contained well enough under coach Pia Sundhage against an opponent she also used to coach. The Americans continued to press with sisters Samantha and Kristie Mewis both coming in to bolster the attack, with Kristie making the bigger impact as she forced Lindahl into a leg save on a break in the 85th. The U.S. had problems finishing off its opportunities with forward Alex Morgan absent. Iceland beat Norway 2-1 in the other Group A match. The U.S., which has one point, plays pointless Denmark in its final group game. Jerseys NFL Cheap From China . This weeks topics include his take on the Kevin Pillar incident, All-Star snubs, the firing of Padres general manager Josh Byrnes and more. NFL Jerseys For Sale . Murakami gracefully executed a double triple toe jump and a triple flip jump that put her at the top of a tightly contested race with 64.73 points, just ahead of Li Zijun of China on 62. http://www.cheapjerseysauthenticfreeshipping.com/. -- John Senden never imagined it would take more than seven years to win again. Wholesale Jerseys Authentic . Zimmermann became the National Leagues first 16-game winner, pitching seven solid innings to lead the Washington Nationals past the Philadelphia Phillies 3-2 Wednesday night. Cheap NFL Jerseys China . -- Mixed martial arts fighter Cristiane Justino Santos has been suspended and fined for testing positive for steroids.TORONTO - David Pastrnak scored in overtime as the Czech Republic edged Denmark 4-3 Monday at the world junior hockey championship. The Czechs (1-2, two points) earned their first two points of the tournament with the overtime win to move into fourth place in Group B. Denmark (0-3, two points) suffered heartache again with its second extra-time loss in three games. The last-place Danes opened the tournament with a 3-2 shootout loss to Russia. Pastrnak and Jan Stencel, who set up the winning goal, led the Czech Republic with a goal and two assists apiece. It was a great pass, but thee ice was bad and it bounced, Pasternak said of the winning goal.dddddddddddd It was a lucky bounce for me, but I think we deserved the luck. We played a good game all the way. Jan Kostalek and Dominik Kubalik, who tied the game with just over three minutes remaining in regulation, also scored for the Czechs. Mads Eller, Oliver Bjorkstrand and Mathias Asperup scored for Denmark. Denmark earned a point despite being outshot 48-14 by the Czech Republic. Georg Sorensen was outstanding in the Danish goal with 44 saves. Czech goaltender Vitek Vanecek stopped 11 shots. ' ' '