Full-back in space, men in the middle. Goal kick.

The game in a nutshell: Sweden this time pick out a neat ball to free a man in a wide area, he dallies, finds a man in the middle who should shoot but doesn't and then captain Kris Olsson fires over from 10 yards deeper.

That's a very decent effort indeed! Sweden back off Jacob Murphy and he tries one from 20-odd yards. He catches it neatly and it fizzes a yard over the top. Keeper Anton Cajtoft was a worried man!

A tough few minutes to watch. A lack of real pattern of play from either side. Midfield faffing.

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Ian Dennis
Senior football reporter in Poland for 5 live Sport

Sweden's yellow wall of support has had its first moment to get excited.

Pawel Cibicki linked up with Gustav Engvall, drifted in from the right and fired over after nobody tracked his run.

It's tight.

England look a very big side and Alfie Mawson does well to head out a dangerous cross. They don't totally clear it though and Sweden cut the ball back from the right wing, it's a good chance for Pawel Cibicki but he can only fire well over the bar!

A tight angle. A good chance.

England get a full-back free again but again they don't deliver. Ben Chilwell this time had three men to aim at and could only find a yellow shirt.

Crossing practice needed.

Mason Holgate, at right-back, is the spare man so far. Always in space. He overclubs a cross this time though. Not much excuse for getting it too high for Tammy Abraham. He's built like an NBA player.

The good, and the not so good, from these young England attackers. Tammy Abraham does well to force an error from a Sweden defender and get a sight of goal, he gets to the ball just before keeper Anton Cajtoft but can only send the ball out to the left wing. Nathan Redmond could shoot but instead finds Jacob Murphy on the right, again he should probably shoot but tries to find Abraham and it's cut out.

They can get at the Swedish back line. That much is clear.

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Ian Dennis
Senior football reporter in Poland for 5 live Sport

England listed as 4-4-2 but Nathan Redmond is playing down the left in a 4-5-1 with Jacob Murphy down the right. Tammy Abraham is leading the line.

A confident start by England.

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Marcus Rashford has missed out on five potential tournaments in the last few years, by all accounts. Mind you, he did go to Euro 2016. And he started against Scotland last week, so he's hardly being wasted.

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Don't forget everything you knew about Aidy Boothroyd! England are a real threat at corners and Tammy Abraham should at the very least hit the target. He's free from a cracking James Ward-Prowse corner, but leans back and volleys over.

A good chance.

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Mason Holgate sends a fine ball down the right and Jacob Murphy toasts Adam Lundqvist but again a low cross is cut out. Corner, not dealt with convincingly at all as Melker Hallberg clears Calum Chambers' effort away!

Good start from the Three Lions.

England with 66% of possession so far. Forget what you thought you knew about Aidy Boothroyd. They work it wide after a patient build-up but Mason Holgate's cross is poor.

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James Ward-Prowse can deliver a free-kick as well as anyone in the Premier League and he is on the money again, Alfie Mawson wins a flick-on and Nathaniel Chalobah has a volley blocked.

England are having a lot of the ball in these early stages.

Ian Dennis
Senior football reporter in Poland for 5 live Sport

Senior England manager Gareth Southgate is here in Kielce sat next to FA chairman Greg Clarke and chief executive Martin Glenn.

It's still raining as the 21st European Championship is under way.

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That's what you get from Jordan Pickford, he claims a cross and then launches an inch-perfect hoof downfield into the path of Tammy Abraham. That was a superb knock.

Jeers from the crowd as Nathaniel Chalobah clatters Kristoffer Olsson, it was clumsy rather than nasty. Winds the Swedish skipper though