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And what a moment for 19-year-old Hanna Bennison, who scored this lovely goal for what proved to be the winner for Sweden.

But within two minutes the advantage was gone, thanks to this equaliser from Ramona Bachmann...

And these were the goals...

Watch how Fridolina Rolfo put Sweden ahead in the 53rd minute...

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Teenage substitute Hanna Bennison scored the winning goal as Sweden overcame Switzerland to earn their first victory at Euro 2022.

Among the tournament favourites, Sweden ensured their hopes of progressing to the quarter-finals remain in their own hands heading into their final match against Portugal on Sunday.

Everton midfielder Bennison produced a fine finish from the edge of the penalty area with 11 minutes remaining to send Peter Gerhardsson's side top of Group C.

The game had sparked into life early in the second half as Barcelona forward Fridolina Rolfo slotted in at the end of a sweeping team move to end Switzerland's stern resistance.

But Switzerland, forced to cancel training on Monday after nine players suffered from a stomach bug, responded less than two minutes later when Bachmann curled in at Bramall Lane.

Rebecka Blomqvist had two late finishes ruled out for offside but Switzerland were unable to force a late equaliser and remain on one point after two matches.

Defending champions the Netherlands face Portugal in the other Group C match later on Wednesday (20:00 BST).

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Attendance records for the tournament are being shattered, but there have also been complaints of "sold-out" stadiums not actually being full at kick-off.

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This was a tweet from the official WSL page on Twitter, talking about the winning goal from Everton's 19-year-old Hanna Bennison.

Izzy Christiansen
Everton and England midfielder on BBC Two

It was a great reaction from Switzerland. I thought if the Swiss were going to get back into this game they needed to score quickly.

It was great from Bachmann. Worryingly she's limping off at full-time now. That's not good for Switzerland ahead of their final group game.

You can see it in their faces and the final moments of added time. Switzerland will be disappointed.

They fought until the absolute end but they will be disappointed, especially with the way Sweden played, that they didn't get a point today.

Sweden were below par for me. If they want to win this competition they need to up their game.

David: This goal and the Swiss one which preceded it were both absolute screamers. Cracking game

Jonas Eidevall
Arsenal manager on BBC Two

Unfortunately for Switzerland, their chances went away when Ramona Bachmann went off injured because she was the constant threat.

Sweden of course needed to win but they don't impress with the way they play.

• Sweden have now won 12 of their 20 matches at the Women’s Euros group stages (drew six, lost two), winning their second group stage game at six of the seven editions since the group stage was introduced in 1997.
• Switzerland suffered their second defeat in five matches in the tournament.
• There were just 92 seconds between Fridolina Rolfo's opening goal for Sweden and Ramona Bachmann equalising for Switzerland.
• Bachmann became the first Switzerland player to score at two separate tournaments, also scoring in 2017 against Iceland.

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Sweden go top of Group C thanks to Hanna Bennison's winning goal 11 minutes after coming on a substitute.

Switzerland need to beat reigning European champions Netherlands in their last group match on Sunday or they will be out.

Is this going to be the winner?

Another time Sweden substitute Rebecka Blomqvist has the ball in the net, another time she is denied.

At least the assistant's flag for offside comes up before she starts to celebrate and before VAR can get involved this time.

We've got six minutes of injury time. Switzerland still with a chance of scoring, snatching a point and being involved in a second 2-2 draw in this tournament.

Anita Asante
Former England defender on BBC Two

The Swiss players will be feeling some relief. They still have the opportunity to stay in this game and try and equalise.

It was a lovely calm finish from Blomqvist. The Swiss got pulled apart in that situation.

The goal is wiped out and Switzerland still have hope. It's one of those extremely tight VAR offsides but the technology halts Sweden's celebrations.

Sweden will be in pole position to qualify from Group C if it stays like this, while Switzerland would need to beat reigning European champion the Netherlands in their last match to have any hope of staying in the competition.

Four minutes and injury time for that to change.