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There are two changes for Slovakia, with Lukas Haraslin and Jakub Hromada coming in for Martin Koscelnik and Patrik Hrosovsky.

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Luis Enrique makes four changes to his Spain side following the draw with Poland, as Cesar Azpilicueta, Eric Garcia, Sergio Busquets and Pablo Sarabia replace Pau Torres, Marcos Llorente, Rodri and Dani Olmo.

Barcelona midfielder Busquets missed both La Roja's opening games following a positive Covid-19 test.

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One change for Sweden from the side that started the 1-0 win over Slovakia last Friday as forward Robin Quaison starts in place of Marcus Berg, who drops to the bench.

Midfielder Albin Ekdal has recovered from a minor niggle and starts.

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One change for Poland too from the 1-1 draw with Spain last Saturday.

Midfielder Grzegorz Krychowiak starts in place of Brighton's Jakub Moder who has a knee problem.

If Sweden v Poland ends 1-1 and Spain beat Slovakia 1-0 (or 2-2 and 2-0, etc) they go level on points, goal difference, goals scored and head-to-head.

It then comes down to disciplinary points, which are currently equal.

Spain would then top the group based on their European Qualifiers ranking.

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Sweden are through. If they win tonight and finish top, they will set up a last-16 tie with either Switzerland, Finland, Ukraine or the Czech Republic in Glasgow on Tuesday.

Poland need to win to go through but they can still finish top too. It could come down to a three-way tie for the top spot on points and therefore goal difference between the teams come into play. Fun!

The runners-up of the group play Croatia in Copenhagen on Monday.

Third place will face either the Netherlands in Budapest on Sunday or Belgium in Seville.

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So what do the teams in Group E need today?

Sweden have already qualified for the last 16. If they do lose to Poland and the other game is a draw, then Sweden, Slovakia and Poland will be split for first to third place on results between the three teams. If Sweden lose they finish third.

Slovakia will qualify if they beat Spain, or if they draw and Sweden avoid defeat.

Spain will go through if they beat Slovakia. If they draw they will finish third unless Poland win.

Poland will go through in second place if they win and the other game is not drawn.

Here's what we have for you today:

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Who will go progress? Who will go home? Will the big hitters all safely make it through to the last 16?

Those questions will be answered today as Groups E and F draw to a conclusion with the final round of games.

And we're saving the best til the last.