Mark Lawrenson
BBC football expert at the Stade de France

He should have scored. It is great save by Darren Randolph, but what an opportunity for Emil Forsberg. He just needs to take his time.

Sweden swing it over, Darren Randolph makes a save from the first header, and then Emil Forsberg somehow misses the target from about eight yards out. What a miss. Ireland under pressure.

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Sweden look to respond quickly and Ciaran Clark is forced to clear, a little too closely to his own goal. Corner to Sweden. 

Chris Waddle
Former England winger on BBC Radio 5 live

It is a cracking goal. Wes Hoolahan made it look very easy.

Seamus Coleman did very well and just hangs it up. Hoolahan with his right foot as well, a cracking goal.

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Mark Lawrenson
BBC football expert at the Stade de France

How good was that? Great play by Seamus Coleman. He kept his nerve, got past the defender and looked up before delivering for a great finish. Fantastic technique from Wes Hoolahan.

Jeff Hendrick is at it again. He has been great at picking up the loose balls in midfield and drills a low shot, which again Andreas Isaksson is equal to. 

Second half under way. Ireland kick us off. 

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I've just seen two blokes in Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles outfits. They've got to be optimistic! 

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Kevin Kilbane
Former Republic of Ireland international on BBC One

We've got two good headers of the ball up front and two willing runners. That is how Ireland have got into the game. Glenn Whelan has played the job well of keeping Zlatan Ibrahimovic quiet.

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Just watching the highlights of the half, and Jeff Hendrick has arguably been Ireland's most creative force. He drew that early save and then hit the bar. 

I like watching Robbie Brady, too, he has a wand of a left foot. 

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Chris Waddle
Former England winger on BBC Radio 5 live

I don't think it has been very impressive. Neither team can look after the ball, no movement, set pieces might win it. 

John O'Shea should have scored.

Both teams have struggled to put passes together. There is nothing happening in the final third.

Alan Shearer
Ex-England captain on BBC One

Ireland have been brilliant. They can be really pleased. They were intense, got to Sweden from the start and have created chances - which I hope they don't regret putting away. We have seen nothing from Sweden.

Time for another chance for Ireland? Seamus Coleman takes the throw-in, works it Wes Hoolahan but his cross is cleared. Time for another throw-in on the other side? No.

Good half for the Irish. Just need a goal.