Norrkoping is the place for Sweden's three World Cup matches in the group stage round. It has taken some time to get everything sorted out, like the license. But now it feels great, says David Nilsson, CEO of NKPG City, who together with Upplev Norrkoping, Norrkoping municipality, property owners and business stand for the arrangement. The premier match on Monday, June 15 against Tunisia will be an early history when the kick-off is already at 04.00. We can call it the dawn match at Refvens ground. IFK Norrkoping's Moutaz Nefatti is part of Sweden's squad and will play in the match. It's a big thing for Norrkoping to get to show the World Cup matches on a big screen, says David Nilsson.