Kevin Ratcliffe
Former Wales and Everton captain on BBC Radio Wales

The changes Wales have made should have come earlier; they've been much more of a threat since. I'd like to think Chris Coleman was most concerned about giving certain players time, and had it been a competitive match they would have come sooner.

That is Vokes' last non-contribution. He departs to be replaced by Simon Church. Emyr Huws also comes on, for Jonny Williams. Odd - Huws hasn't been selected in Wales' 23 for France so why give him time on the pitch?

20 minutes to go and Wales properly threaten for the first time. The ball is swung to the back post and headed back across goal by Chris Gunter but Sam Vokes isn't quick enough to react to make any kind of meaningful contribution.

Gareth Bale takes a typically direct approach to attacking Sweden, picking up the ball and running at their defence, but he is unable to get away from a third man and is dispossessed. He has a little kick out at the Swedish player who tackled him - not the smartest move, son.

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I can only assume it is strictly one in, one out on man buns in the Friends Arena, hence Zlatan's departure shortly before Gareth Bale came on.

Here comes Gareth Bale. He replaces Andy King. Wales also send on James Collins for James Chester and David Edwards for David Vaughan.

Kevin Ratcliffe
Former Wales and Everton captain on BBC Radio Wales

Ashley Williams, get him off. Even if he's OK. No chances.

Worrying moments for Wales. Ashley Williams is down clutching his knee after challenging for a header. Thankfully, a bit of treatment is all he needs to get back to his feet and continue.

We are not going to see Zlatan and Gareth Bale on the pitch together. He is one of three Swedish players to make way, along with Lewicki and Forsberg. On come Emir Kujovic, Albin Ekdal and Jimmy Durmaz.

Gareth Bale is warming up now. Meanwhile, on the pitch, Wales have had a couple of half-chnaces. The first is a low cross that just evades the sliding Sam Vokes at the back post, the second a shot from Jonny Williams that flies well wide.

Tom Hayes: Just as I was about to say it should be at least three nil, the Swedes score.

Kevin Ratcliffe
Former Wales and Everton captain on BBC Radio Wales

It was coming wasn't it? Sweden have been so clearly on top and Wales haven't made the changes. Now they've got a mountain to climb against a team who's clearly in control.

Kevin Ratcliffe
Former Wales and Everton captain on BBC Radio Wales

You can sense this coming. If Wales don't get a sub on soon to change things - offer something more in attack - then Sweden are going to move away with this 2-0.

Wales are living on the edge. Sweden are pushing hard for a second goal, which Mikael Lustrig goes close to scoring with a shot from the edge of the box that Ben Davies slides in to block. No need to guess where the move originated from - the big fella with the man bun.

Kevin Ratcliffe
Former Wales and Everton captain on BBC Radio Wales

Sam Vokes needs a bit of help - Wales have to get somebody alongside him up front.

Wales caught offside. Again. They've offered nothing in attack so far.

Dafydd Pritchard
BBC Sport Wales at the Friends Arena, Stockholm

With the second half under way, Gareth Bale is still on the bench for Wales, whose only change at the break saw goalkeeper Danny Ward replace Wayne Hennessey.

Bale has yet to go through his warm-up routine, so the much-vaunted duel between the Real Madrid man and Zlatan Ibrahimovic will have to wait.

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Off the line! Marcus Berg loops a shot over Danny Ward that is destined for the net until James Chester slides in to scoop the ball away. A big let-off.

Poor Sam Vokes hasn't been given a sniff so far. Jonny Wiliams picks up the ball in the Sweden half and tries to find the striker but he was trying to thread a needle and the home defence reclaim possession easily.