Karen Carney
Former England winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

You have to give credit to Sweden, they are staying strong and staying together protecting Olsen. He's had only had one save to make despite Sweden having so little possession.

What a save this was. No wonder Dani Olmo has his head in his hands.

Just a hunch but I don't think Paul likes Spain.

Ben Gordon: If anyone wants a lesson on high-press football then watch Spain vs Sweden now. Amazing energy and work rate. Sweden not getting a sniff.

Paul Collins: I can't be the only one who finds Spain boring? Used to love them when it was Xavi and Iniesta and co but now it's just dull. They will pass teams to death then run into a decent team who will press them so much it doesn't work and they'll lose.

Danny Murphy
Former England midfielder on BBC One

Koke doubling up to win that ball back, exactly was Luis Enrique likes. The mindset of winning the ball back early, quick turnovers and winning it back high so you're on the attack straightaway.

That's a BIG chance!

Koke times his run into the box to perfection to meet another lovely delivery but he gets it horribly wrong as he screws his attempt high over the bar.

He knows he should have done better.

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How long can Sweden keep this up. Their concentration levels are at maximum level as they try to keep the hosts out. Sweden win possession but Olsson gives it away cheaply again. Here come Spain...

Karen Carney
Former England winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

As soon as Spain lose it, they want to win it back. You can see the Swedish players going 'please give us a rest'

Sweden do eventually win it back but Spain swarm you and don't give you a second chance, it is just tiring. As player I have been there and it is the worst feeling in the world.

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What a pass by Torres.

He splits the Sweden defence and finds Marcos Llorente, who fires it into the mix where Kristoffer Olsson gets it clear but not without getting hurt.

Ed O'Toole: Already seeing a game of tactical chess here. Sweden saying break us down if you can, whilst hoping for a breakaway goal themselves. Always prefer the attacking team in these type of games!

Paul Collins: Sweden shouldn't worry too much about Morata. He's awful. Needs about 20 chances before he scores 1. (Probably score with his first shot now I've said this)

Again Spain go close!

Koke has a pop with the outside of his foot inside the box and it flashes narrowly wide of Robin Olsen's post.

The only thing missing from this Spain performance is a goal.

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High pressure stuff from Spain in the opening 20 minutes. All but two of their outfield players have spent most of their time in the opposition half.

In contrast for Sweden, only Marcus Berg's average position is in the Spain half.

It's a really colourful scene inside the ground. Sweden's fans have arrived in numbers and they're encouraging their side at every opportunity despite the fact it's been Spain who have been the more threatening side.

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Danny Murphy
Former England midfielder on BBC One

The two Swedish centre forwards are both playing in the midfield area. Rather than one of them dropping in, they're both dropping in, which means that when they do get the ball back they're really struggling.

Ferran Torres has made a really bright start. The Manchester City player has delivered a couple of telling crosses. He's got such a geat future ahead of him.

Karen Carney
Former England winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

That is a fantastic save. It looks like the cross was intended for Morata but he missed it. Olmo wasn't expecting it but he managed to get a glance on it and it caused a problem for Olsen.

Oooh that's close!

As I write 'Olsen has not had to make a save', the Swedish keeper produces a fine stop to keep out Dani Olmo's close range header.

That was terrific by Olsen, who pushed Olmo's attempt away with one hand.

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Spain continue to rattle up the pass rate. They're spraying it around with so much confidence but it has to be said Robin Olsen has yet to make a serious save.

Unai Simon has had absolutely nothing to do in the Spain goal.

The referee wants a word with Kristoffer Olsson. He's just fouled home favourite Pedri. The crowd doesn't like that. Olsson gets away with a stern lecture.