90+1Svensson (Sweden) is shown a yellow card.
90Oxlade-Chamberlain (in) - Welbeck (out) (England)- 81Wilhelmsson (in) - Elm (out) (Sweden)
- 79Rosenberg (in) - Elmander (out) (Sweden)
78Welbeck (England) scores!
A remarkable finish from the 21-year-old puts England back ahead! Theo Walcott bursts into the box on the right, crossing low and Welbeck guides the ball into the corner with a glorious spinning back-heel. Amazing technique.- 72J. Olsson (Sweden) is shown a yellow card.
- 66Lustig (in) - Granqvist (out) (Sweden)
- 64Walcott (England) scores!
The substitute scores just moments after coming on as a corner is cleared to edge of the area and a swerving right-footed effort bamboozles Andreas Isaksson and loops over the goalkeeper. - 63Mellberg (Sweden) is shown a yellow card.
- 61Walcott (in) - Milner (out) (England)
- 59Mellberg (Sweden) scores!
The free-kick is swung in brilliantly from the right and the defender escapes his marker to head past Joe Hart from five metres. - 58Milner (England) is shown a yellow card.
49Johnson (England) scores an own goal.
Zlatan Ibrahimović hits the free-kick into the wall, but fires the rebound back into the area. It falls to Olof Mellberg whose shot is palmed by Joe Hart but hits the body of Glen Johnson and into the net, depite a desperate effort from the right-back to scramble clear.
The referee blows for half-time.
Andrew Haslam, Olympic Stadium: An even first half ends with England having the edge thanks to a thunderous header from Andy Carroll midway through it. Sweden came more into the match as it wore on, however, and with Zlatan Ibrahimović looking in the mood, they have hope, although they need at least a draw to stay in the competition.- 23Carroll (England) scores!
The Liverpool FC forward was brought into the side to do exactly this. Steven Gerrard's angled ball floats over the Swedish defence and Carroll gets between Olof Mellberg and Andreas Granqvist to power an unstoppable header past Andreas Isaksson.
Andrew Haslam, Olympic Stadium: An epic encounter in Kyiv which turned first one way then the other, but ends with England climbing into second place in Group D and Sweden the second team to be eliminated from the competition. The final whistle was greeted with celebrations from the England players and bench, while the fans, who have been on song throughout, cheer their approval.