No shots for Wales in that first half. That will have to change or they'll be heading to France off the back of two defeats and without a win in four.

The game is back under way, with both teams having changed their keeper. Robin Olsen is the new Sweden man between the sticks, with Daniel Ward on for Wales.

Sweden have also sent on Ludwig Augustinsson for Martin Olsson.

Kevin Ratcliffe
Former Wales and Everton captain on BBC Radio Wales

The importance of this game is to get the cobwebs out of the legs. At the start Wales were a bit rusty but they've grown and begun to look more comfortable; I'm not too disappointed with what they've got out of that half.

And with a few changes there's every chance Wales will get back into it.

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Kevin Ratcliffe
Former Wales and Everton captain on BBC Radio Wales

Sweden haven't really created too much, despite their lead.

If Wales had Robson-Kanu on the pitch along with Gareth Bale they would cause this team all sorts of problems on the break. The hosts are playing such a high line that there's plenty of space in behind. 

A pedestrian first half ends with Sweden holding an advantage that reflects their slight edge in play.

Just the one added minute. I'm pretty sure it will be seen out at a leisurely pace.

Zlatan is taking the mickey now. He picks up the ball in the Wales half and drags a cheeky pass straight through the legs of his marker, David Vaughan. It is the kind of humiliation to leave the victim ruffing and gruffing under their breath like Muttley. Exhibition stuff.

Kevin Ratcliffe
Former Wales and Everton captain on BBC Radio Wales

Great play from Ibrahimovic. This is the composure of a world class player. He flicks it past Ashley Williams, waits for Emil Forsberg, rolls it across, and there was still a lot to do but it's a lovely finish.

Kevin Ratcliffe
Former Wales and Everton captain on BBC Radio Wales

There will be changes at half-time because Chris Coleman will want to give plenty of players some game time. Get that rustiness out of your system. 

He may even change the system and go for a flat back four...

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It is always bad news when you can hear the shouts of players and managers over the low murmur of a increasingly bored crowd.

Dafydd Pritchard
BBC Sport Wales at the Friends Arena, Stockholm

Chris Coleman looked to be rather concerned as Jonny Williams spent a few minutes lying on the ground after being hit flush in the face by the ball.

The diminutive midfielder - known as 'Joniesta' to the Welsh fans in homage to Spain playmaker Andres Iniesta - has arguably been Wales' best player so far today, so Coleman will be relieved he is able to continue.

Aaron Ramsey has the chance to run at the Sweden defence but he is dispossessed before he can cause any mischief.

This sets up the home side for an attack that is initially halted by James Chester cutting out Marcus Berg's cross. Sweden want a penalty but they have to settle for a corner, which Wayne Hennessey comes out to claim with ease.

This is very much a game featuring two sides who don't want to take any risks. You can understand the desire not to pick up an injury with days to go until Euro 2016 starts, but unfortunately it does not make for an entertaining game of football.

What a let-down. Ibrahimovic looks to curl his effort over the wall but barely gets it above the knees of the Welsh barricade. 

That is a free-kick, though. Emil Forsberg is felled by David Vaughan's late challenge on the edge of the Wales area and Sweden have a dangerous free-kick. Over to you Zlatan...

The referee is not impressed by Martin Olsson's attempts to theatrically win a free-kick on the edge of the Welsh box. The full-back gets a dismissive wag of the finger as he raises his arms from his spot on the turf. We'll have none of those shenanigans here.