Sweden are gearing up to face San Marino for the third time and will be hoping for another emphatic result in UEFA EURO 2012 qualifying Group E.

Team news
•  Two Pontus Wernbloom goals – his first at this level – ensured Sweden of a 2-0 win against Hungary in Solna. However, goalkeeper Andreas Isaksson suffered a groin injury and is out against San Marino, meaning a call for Daniel Örlund. Midfielder Anders Svensson hurt his thigh and is rated doubtful. Albin Ekdal has been called up as cover but Johan Elmander is fine despite a knock to the head on Friday.

• Sweden squad
Goalkeepers: Daniel Örlund (Rosenborg BK), Johan Wiland (FC København)
Defenders: Andreas Granqvist (FC Groningen), Mikael Lustig (Rosenborg BK), Daniel Majstorovic (Celtic FC), Olof Mellberg (Olympiacos FC), Behrang Safari (FC Basel 1893), Oscar Wendt (FC København)
Midfielders: Emir Bajrami (FC Twente), Kim Källström (Olympique Lyonnais), Sebastian Larsson (Birmingham City FC), Anders Svensson (IF Elfsborg), Pontus Wernbloom (AZ Alkmaar), Christian Wilhelmsson (Al-Hilal), Albin Ekdal (Bologna FC)
Forwards: Marcus Berg (PSV Eindhoven), Johan Elmander (Bolton Wanderers FC), Tobias Hysén (IFK Göteborg), Zlatan Ibrahimović (AC Milan), Ola Toivonen (PSV Eindhoven)

•  San Marino suffered a 5-0 home defeat by the Netherlands, Klaas-Jan Huntelaar scoring a hat-trick.

• San Marino squad
Goalkeepers: Michele Ceccoli (AC Libertas), Aldo Simoncini (AC Bellaria Igea Marina)
Defenders: Simone Bacciocchi (AC Juvenes/Dogana), Maicol Berretti (S.S. Pennarossa), Nicola Chiaruzzi (SP Tre Penne), Alessandro Della Valle (Sanvitese ACD), Davide Simoncini (Santa Giustina S. Vito), Carlo Valentini (Sammaurese AC), Fabio Vitaioli (Sammaurese AC)
Midfielders: Giovanni Bonini (Fontanelle PD), Matteo Bugli (S.S. Cosmos), Alex Gasperoni (SP Tre Penne), Pier Filippo Mazza (ASD Sant'Ermete), Damiano Vannucci (AC Juvenes/Dogana)
Forwards: Nicola Ciacci (S.S. Pennarossa), Manuel Marani (ASD Riccione), Andy Selva (Hellas-Verona FC), Matteo Vitaioli (S.S. Fiorentino)

Match background
• Sweden's record in two matches against San Marino reads W2 D0 L0 (W1 D0 L0 at home).

• The teams met twice in the space of three months during qualifying for UEFA EURO 2004, with Sweden running out 6-0 winners in the first encounter in Serravalle on 7 June 2003. Mattias Jonson helped himself to a hat-trick, while Marcus Allbäck scored twice and Fredrik Ljungberg also hit the target.

• Jonson struck again in the return fixture in Gothenburg on 6 September, opening the scoring in the first half before Zlatan Ibrahimović (2), Andreas Jakobsson and Kim Källström earned Sweden a 5-0 triumph.