Stockholm
The sticker is rectangular with a bright red background and a yellow border. Prominently displayed in large, bold yellow sans-serif font are the words 'SKÅNELAGET' on the top line and 'I EUROPA' on the bottom line. To the right of the text, there is a yellow emblem of a rampant lion, a common heraldic symbol. The sticker appears to be slightly worn around the edges and is affixed to a dark, textured surface.

SKÅNELAGET I EUROPA

27 November 2025 12
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