SWEDEN V CZECH REPUBLIC - SWEDES WIN IN EXTRA TIME

They got through in the end and in four days must do it all again in Poland. On this performance you would not fancy them, but at least they are there. Thanks for following the match with us.

Forsberg and Isak come off for Helander and Elanga.

He committed a cynical foul on Sykora.

GOAL FOR SWEDEN!

Quaison slots home after a one-two with Isak. Karlstroem played the ball into the path of Quaison just outside the box and after exchanging passes it was in the net.

It was a good twenty yard run to the edge of the box but his shot was straight at the keeper.

A bit of a strange one waiting a minute to make this change. He obviously could not run off the knock.

The game is more open but neither side looks capable of taking advantage.

Kristoffer Olsson goes into the book for a cynical foul on Hlozek.

But Danielson gets there first to clear.

Isak beat his man and played a one-two with Forsberg but his shot is easily blocked.

He picks out Quaison at the far post but he tries to head the ball across for a team-mate and it is cleared.

The best chance of the 90 minutes was almost the last touch. Now we will play another half an hour, then penalties if needed (they probably will be).

Soucek finds Havel all alone in the penalty area but, on his sidefoot, he shoots well wide of the far post.

He gave the ball away then brought down Kulusevski.

Sykora comes on for Sadilek and Kejci, making his debut is on for Barak

Forsberg played him in on the left and he crossed high to the back post where Isak climbed high but could not direct his header on goal - and was penalised for a foul anyway.

Interesting move as the Czechs remove their striker.

He did so well to make room for himself on the edge of the Swedish box but on his left foot skews well wide of the target.