Danny Murphy
Former England midfielder on BBC One

Not enough in the second half. Not enough players taking responsibility and trying to make things happen. It's been a bit safe from Spain.

Maybe the first half was so comfortable for them, they've come out the second half and the tempo dropped a little bit.

Pinball inside the Sweden box as a low cross is drilled in. Marcus Danielson stays cool. He has been immense for Sweden.

There are some tired legs on the pitch.

Ferran Torres has been replaced. Meanwhile, Sweden have sent on Emil Krafth.

You can hear the Spanish media sharpening those knives...

Karen Carney
Former England winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

Danielson and Lindelof have been great. Aside from that slip-up in the first half Danielson has not put a foot wrong.

Sweden's back three has been instrumental in their clean sheet so far.

There's been some bad misses in this game. Here's another...

A huge roar from the Spanish fans inside the ground. Fifteen minutes left. Will they break down Sweden's solid yellow wall?

Diego Pele: Is Sweden substituting for a draw? Why take out your only goal threat? Forsberg has barely run today, why not take him out?

Mark Burt: Okay why would you take Isak off? Obviously his flair and enjoyment of football contradicted team orders. Bizarre?!

Willem Mevius: Why is he taking Isak off? Best player on the pitch, and the only Swede being able to match the Spain players for skill.

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Now it's Sweden's time to make changes.

ON: Viktor Claesson, Robin Quaison.

OFF: Alexander Isak, Marcus Berg.

Danny Murphy
Former England midfielder on BBC One

They've not been able to open up Sweden the same way in the second half. A mixture of better defending from Sweden and lack of intensity at times and poor crossing from the Spanish.

Great block by Marcus Danielson and Marcos Llorente's pull-back finds Dani Olmo who lashes it towards the net.

Olmo has looked Spain's most threatening player.

Into the final 20 minutes.

Where is this game going? Who is going to step forward and be a hero?

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It opens up for Ferran Torres and he takes aim. Blocked by Victor Lindelof. A small victory for Manchester United over City in Seville.

Before he went off, Alvaro Morata did this...

Danny Murphy
Former England midfielder on BBC One

What wonderful play from Isak. He starts the move, he stays calm and great feet. Then pulls it across and you can't ask more of your striker partner. Massive chance for Sweden.

It was great play. Exactly what I would've set the team out to do with two front players. When you break, link up and be a threat.

But I wouldn't sleep after that miss.

Alvaro Morata has been put out of his misery. Rodri is off too.

On come Thiago Alcantara and Pablo Sarabia.

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Karen Carney
Former England winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

Spain need to open this Swedish side up. They should bring on Thiago, he has that radar, he can pick a pass out and see things that no-one else can see or do.

I think bring Moreno on as it hasn't really been working. I'd even flip the wingers to play them on their natural sides.

Changes coming up for Spain. About time.

Diego Pele: Are both teams playing for miss of the tournament? What is going on?

Nii: Ha ha, Sweden. What a miss.

A reminder Alexander Isak is 21 years old. He looks a class act.

Karen Carney
Former England winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

Wow! What feet from Isak, he is unbelievable. I thought the chance had gone because turned back and there was three Spanish defenders around him.

He does a little roll back, cuts it across and I don't think Berg was waiting for it. It should be 1-0 Sweden!

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