A bit of housekeeping as it were. Martin Dubravka was booked for the foul and Slovakia brought on Vladimir Weiss for Robert Mak as Sweden waited to take that.

Nailed-on penalty to Sweden.

Alexander Isak pokes the ball into Robin Quaison. He touches it round Martin Dubravka, who brings him down.

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Clinton Morrison
Former Republic of Ireland striker on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra

That would have been up there with one of the goals of the tournament - it would've been sheer brilliance. The way Alexander Isak beats two or three players but stays on his feet, good play but very unlucky.

Danny Murphy
Former England midfielder on BBC One

I always think if you're going to fail in a tournament or in a game of football, you should always fail trying to do the right things.

It's never easy. It's a well organised side Sweden have come up against and it's a big ask for them to commit men forward and take the risk. They need a result and they do look more likely at the moment.

Here's the (offside) Slovakia chance which brought this game to life.

Almost a sensational solo goal from Alexander Isak. He runs down the left, bamboozling defenders - stepovers, the lot. He cuts inside and hits a low powerful effort towards the bottom corner which Martin Dubravka gets down well to save.

Clinton Morrison
Former Republic of Ireland striker on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra

This game is refusing to give us a goal - Sweden have made some positive changes and they're the most likely to score at the moment.

But Slovakia are holding onto a good shape and Sweden are just finding it difficult to break them down.

Sweden have had six shots to Slovakia's one in this half. Is a goal coming?

The last player to score for Sweden at a European Championship was Ciaran Clark in their 1-1 draw against the Republic of Ireland in their Euro 2016 opener.

An own goal obvs, yeah.

Much better game now. Alexander Isak outjumps his marker but his header lands on the roof of the net.

Lukas Haraslin is on for Peter Pekarík for Slovakia.

Subs!

Robin Quaison and Viktor Claesson for Marcus Berg and Kristoffer Olsson.

Danny Murphy
Former England midfielder on BBC One

What makes that save even better from Martin Dubravka is that he hasn't really been involved.

Also, he was going the other way.

Slovakia aren't happy because Marcus Danielson's high boot catches Milan Skriniar's low head.

Genuinely more action in 10 minutes than the previous 50. Alexander Isak blasts a shot in from 20 yards which is deflected wide.

Emil Forsberg's corner is headed away.

Clinton Morrison
Former Republic of Ireland striker on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra

A great save from Martin Dubravka, unbelievable save. Ludwig Augustinsson does everything well but Dubravka's reflexes to tip that over the bar were great. This game has livened up for sure.

Here's something resembling a chance from earlier.

Dave, Bedford

This is more like it!

Sweden's corner is played to Alexander Isak. He heads it into the path of Marcus Danielson, who heads over from eight yards. Unmarked.