Spain endured a frustrating opening game in Euro 2020 as they failed to make their near total dominance pay against a rigid and stubborn Sweden in Seville.

Luis Enrique's side had the vast majority of possession and territory in the match, which at times resembled a session of attack versus defence, but were unable to take advantage of the good opportunities their build-up play yielded.

They finished the match with 917 passes, 85% possession - and no goals.

Karen Carney
Former England winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

If 10 passes was a goal, how far ahead would Spain be? I keep thinking about Belgium and Romelu Lukaku.

A number nine that is in red hot form is all Spain is missing. They have everything bar that centre forward.

Danny Murphy
Former England midfielder on BBC One

We've got to give Sweden great credit, their energy has been great, they've stayed organised and they've frustrated Spain.

Guillem Balague
Spanish football journalist on BBC Radio 5 Live

It's quite clear that Sweden knew the weaknesses of Spain.

A lot of things Spain did were wonderful, there were lovely triangles in midfield and out wide with the full-backs, but then eventually when they had to make the last pass that didn't happen often enough.

So it was very frustrating because this is it, this is all Spain has got, this is what we will see for the next two games.

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Alan Shearer
Former England striker on BBC One

Sweden worked their socks off. They had a chance or two themselves to nick it but Spain only have themselves to blame, they created enough chances. The reason they didn't score was because of their shocking finishing.

Cesc Fabregas
Former Spain midfielder on BBC One

The second half was not good enough. Spain were not up for it, Sweden grew as the game went on and had the biggest two chances of the game.

If we want to go through, which I think we will, we need to improve.

That's a wrap!

I'll leave you with highlights and the best of the reaction from the first 0-0 draw of Euro 2020.

Make sure you check out the Daily Euros podcast here.

And we're back with two more Euro 2020 matches on Tuesday - as defending champions Portugal get their campaign under way against Hungary (17:00 BST) followed by a super heavyweight showdown between world champions France and Germany (20:00).

Night night.

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Lionel Messi has just scored a stunning free-kick for Argentina and they lead Chile 1-0. His 73rd goal on his 145th game for his country.

Watch this Copa America game here.

Listen to BBC Sport pundits on exciting 18-year-old Spain player Pedri.

It certainly looks like he's going a great future ahead of him.

Cesc Fabregas
Former Spain midfielder on BBC One

This is another example of it's not how you start, it's how you finish.

Spain have enough quality to at least go through the group stage.

They need to look at the first half, they did good things there, although they didn't take their chances.

Spain didn't lose, it is not the end of the world and I believe they will grow up. We need to improve for sure.

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What a picture!

Sweden and Manchester United defender Victor Lindelof, who was awarded Uefa's Star of the Match trophy: "It was a very difficult game. We knew we were playing against a very strong opponent and for us to get a draw today it felt amazing. A good day."

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Rio Ferdinand
Former England defender on BBC One

Conditions do play a part. But that is why you have to take your chances and Spain didn't do that. You have to give huge credit to the Sweden team because of their commitment and resilience.

917 passes & 85% possession but Spain frustrated by stubborn Sweden.

Read Phil Dawkes' report here.

Cesc Fabregas
Former Spain midfielder on BBC One

The second half was not good enough. Spain were not up for it, Sweden grew as the game went on and had the biggest two chances of the game.

If we want to go through, which I think we will, we need to improve.

Anyone else spotted Friday's live schedule at Euro 2020 and Copa America?

Sweden v Slovakia 14:00 BST (BBC One)

Croatia v Czech Republic 17:00 (BBC One)

England v Scotland 20:00 (ITV)

Chile v Bolivia 22:00 (BBC iPlayer and BBC Sport website)

Brazil v Peru 01:00 (Saturday; BBC iPlayer and BBC Sport website)

That's what you call football heaven.

Alan Shearer
Former England striker on BBC One

Sweden worked their socks off. They had a chance or two themselves to nick it but Spain only have themselves to blame, they created enough chances. The reason they didn't score was because of their shocking finishing.

Cesc Fabregas is trying to stay positive in the BBC studio. "It's not the end of the world," says the Spain 2010 World Cup winner. "But they have to improve."

Sweden are back in Group E action on Friday against Slovakia in St Petersburg at 14:00 BST, while Spain have an extra day to prepare for their match with Poland back in Seville on Saturday (20:00).