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Tuesday, June 19, 2012

Full Time

Sweden

France

Z. Ibrahimovic 54'	1-0
S. Larsson 90'	2-0

HT: 0-0

Olimpiysky Stadium (Attendance: 65,000)

Referee: Pedro Proenca

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Sweden vs. France
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90'	A WELL DESERVED WIN Sweden may be heading home, but they can do so with a smile on their faces. For much of the game, they were the better side, and they scored two goals which were worthy of winning any match. The first half started well and Sweden should have taken the lead when Ola Toivonen struck the post after rounding Hugo Lloris, but France managed to hold on. Christian Wilhelmsson was introduced at the interval and was the catalyst for Sweden's attacking intent, with his constant running causing the French defence problems. The Swedes took the lead through a superb Zlatan Ibrahimovic scissor kick, and looked set to see it out with that goal. However, Samuel Holmen scored a late second after a good cross from Wilhelmsson. France looked tired and uninterested, and Laurent Blanc will have to raise his team ahead of their match with Spain. Final score Sweden 2, France 0.
90'	FULL TIME The referee ends the tie, and Sweden have pulled off a shock win over France.
90'	GOOD SAVE Christian Wilhelmsson bursts clear of the defence and looks to take on Hugo Lloris, but the French keeper smothers it.
90'	GAME OVER The teams are just playing the clock down.
90'	UPDATE England have won their tie with Ukraine, meaning they top the group. France now go through in second, and will face Spain.
90'	THEY DESERVE IT Christian Wilhelmsson, the key man for Sweden in this second half, saunters down the right and sends in a cross for Sebastian Larsson, who scuffs his shot against the bar. Samuel Holmen is on hand to turn it home and secure the Sweden victory. Sweden 2, France 0.
90'	GOOOOAAAALLLLL SWEDEN DOUBLE THEIR LEAD!!!!
90'	ADDED TIME Four minutes are signalled.
90'	POOR Mathieu Debuchy shoves Christian Wilhelmsson over. Petty.
88'	PARKED THE BUS Sweden have every man in their own half here, and are just soaking up the pressure that France are throwing at them.
86'	LAZY It's almost as if the French have given up. Alou Diarra saunters forward lazily with the ball, and Zlatan Ibrahimovic is able to rob him with absolute ease.
85'	RUNNING DOWN TIME Sweden know that they are minutes away from a victory here. Instead of pressing for another goal, they are content to hold the ball and frustrate France.
83'	FINAL FRANCE CHANGE Olivier Giroud takes the place of Yann M'Vila. The two could be team mates at Arsenal next year, if the press speculation is to be believed.
82'	WHAT A RUN Jeremy Menez nearly puts France level single-handedly. He takes on three Swedish players and bursts into the box, before slightly scuffing his shot and allowing Andreas Isaksson to clear.
81'	WASTE Alou Diarra gets down the left flank well, but sends in a low cross when no-one is in the box.
80'	BOOKING Samuel Holmen trips Yann M'Vila, and is shown a yellow card for his troubles.
78'	DOUBLE SWEDEN CHANGE Anders Svensson and Ola Toivonen leave the field, with Pontus Wernbloom and Samuel Holmen taking their places. The fans cheer especially loud for Svensson, who looks set to retire after this fixture.
77'	FRANCE CHANGE Jeremy Menez takes the place of Samir Nasri, who looks tired.
77'	FORWARD IN NUMBERS France really are throwing men forward here. They will go through even if they lose, if things stay as they are, but they won't want to rely on that.
75'	GOOD CROSS Christian Wilhelmsson does well to get a cross in from the left flank. Both Zlatan Ibrahimovic and Sebastian Larsson miss it by inches and the ball rolls out.
73'	PRESSING France are desperate for a goal here. It's going to be a long 15 or so minutes until the end of the match.
71'	GOOD STOP Yann M'Vila picks up the ball on the edge of the box, shifts his feet and cracks in a shot. Andreas Isaksson has to be at his best in order to tip it wide.
70'	ANOTHER BOOKING Anders Svensson is shown a yellow card.
68'	BOOKING Philippe Mexes is booked for a challenge on Ola Toivonen, and will miss the next match if France get through.
67'	UNHAPPY MAN Laurent Blanc, who has led his team to 23 matches unbeaten, is looking increasingly unhappy on the touchline. He needs to spur his side on or make a change if they want to stand any chance here.
66'	GOOD WORK Karim Benzema breaks into the box and holds the ball up well before releasing it to Samir Nasri, whose shot is blocked wide.
64'	PRESSING France are coming forward once again and look desperate for a goal. Sweden need to keep this up and frustrate them.
61'	MAKING THE DIFFERENCE Christian Wilhelmsson has made the difference since he's come on. France just don't know how to handle him, and Sweden look like making things happen every time he gets the ball.
59'	FRANCE SUBSTITUTION Florent Malouda comes on in the place of Hatem Ben Arfa.
59'	GREAT STOP Olof Mellberg meets the corner on the volley and hits it into the ground. The ball bounces up and seems destined for the back of the net until Lloris gets a glove to it.
58'	GOOD STOP Sweden want more goals here. Christian Wilhelmsson is released in the box and crashes a shot against Hugo Lloris.
57'	NEED A GOAL With England winning and Sweden now ahead, France now face an unenviable quarter final against Spain. Even worse, if Ukraine equalise against England, France's position in the next stage could be under threat.
55'	PICK THAT OUT Zlatan Ibrahimovic, take a bow. Christian Wilhelmsson wins the ball in midfield and releases Sebastian Larsson wide on the right. The Sunderland man's cross is perfect and finds Ibrahimovic on the penalty spot, who sends the ball into the top corner with a fantastic scissor kick. Sweden 1, France 0.
54'	GOOOOOAAAAALLLLL SWEDEN TAKE THE LEAD - AND WHAT A GOAL!!!
52'	FOND FAREWELL Olof Mellberg is retiring from international football after tonight, and gives the Sweden fans a glimpse of what they will be missing with a great tackle on Franck Ribery.
51'	GOOD EFFORT Karim Benzema is left in acres of space on the edge of the box and tries to bend a shot past Andreas Isaksson, but it sails the wrong side of the post.
49'	STILL ON THE ATTACK Sweden are still pressing forward, and defending resolutely when France try to hit them on the counter. A good showing so far from the Scandinavians.
47'	ALL SWEDEN The Swedes have been dominant in the early moments of this second half. Christian Wilhelmsson appears to have a point to prove, and looks like making it against the French.
46'	UPDATE An update from Kiev - England have taken the lead. France now lie second in the group.
46'	KICK OFF Sweden get the second half underway.
46'	SWEDEN CHANGE Christian Wilhelmsson takes the place of the largely anonymous Emir Bajrami.
45'	NOT THE BEST This game started brightly, but as time has gone on the chances have been at a premium. France looked dangerous in the opening minutes but couldn't find the final ball, whilst Sweden had the best chance of the half through Ola Toivonen, who rounded Hugo Lloris but could only strike the post. France have looked increasingly frustrated as time has worn on, but Sweden seem happy to wait and take their chances when they come. Sweden 0, France 0.
45'	HALF TIME The referee ends the half, and we've had no goals here.
45'	ADDED TIME One minute is signalled.
45'	GREAT DEFENDING France suddenly come to life here. Benzema wins the ball and surges forward from midfield, before laying the ball off to Ribery. The winger takes a touch and strikes it, but Olof Mellberg gets across to divert it wide.
44'	GOING NOWHERE Samir Nasri tries to get forward down the right, but in his frustration he pushes Martin Olsson to the ground.
42'	OUT OF OPTIONS Karim Benzema is clearly frustrated. He picks up the ball 35 yards from goal, turns, and shoots. The ball rolls well wide, and the French team look annoyed with their striker.
41'	BUSY The game is being played in midfield. Both teams are capable of bunching and not allowing the other side much time on the ball, and it isn't making for pretty football.
40'	IN THE MIDDLE The clear chances have dried up as this game has gone on. France are beginning to look frustrated, but Sweden will take this.
38'	OUCH Samir Nasri and Kim Kallstrom clash when running for a loose ball - and the Man City man comes off a lot worse.
37'	POOR PLAY Franck Ribery has not had the best of evenings so far. He dithers on the ball when looking to play it through to Benzema, and the Swedish defence can deal with it.
35'	ON THE ATTACK Sweden are the ones pressing forward here, and looking more likely to score. The final ball has just lacked some quality, however.
32'	SHAKY DEFENCE The French defence look far from certain, and twice Hugo Lloris has had to surge off his line to smother the ball.
28'	UPDATE The score is still even in the game between England and Ukraine, and if things stay as they are, then France will top the group.
26'	ANOTHER POOR EFFORT Samir Nasri lifts a free kick into the area, but Adil Rami gets his header wrong and it bounces on to the roof of the net.
25'	WHERE ARE THE FANS The noise levels inside the stadium are very, very low. You would think Sweden's fans would want to give them a good send-off, and the French supporters to cheer their team home.
23'	EQUAL France may be top of the group, but they shouldn't count the Swedes out here. Zlatan Ibrahimovic and Ola Toivonen have the ability to hurt them up front, and the French defence need to be strong.
21'	QUIET The game has settled in the last few moments - France are still pressing but Sweden's defence are holding firm.
19'	POOR EFFORT Franck Ribery does well to take the ball on the left, before playing the ball to Karim Benzema on the edge of the box. The Real Madrid man's first-time effort is poor and flies over the bar.
19'	NOT GIVING UP Sweden may be out of Euro 2012, but they are not lying down here. France are having to work hard to forge chances, and Sweden look capable of taking chances of their own.
16'	ALL THEIR WAY After that Toivonen chance a few minutes ago, France have had it all their own way. They will want a goal to settle their nerves.
14'	CALM DOWN Zlatan Ibrahimovic has his first action of the night, dragging Gael Clichy to the ground by the scruff of his neck. The referee ticks him off.
13'	WASTE Yann M'Vila is the latest to fluff his lines. Mathieu Debuchy does well down the right once again and sends in a a cross, but M'Vila strikes the ball into the ground.
11'	HOW DID HE MISS THAT? Ola Toivonen, hide your head. The PSV striker beats Mexes in the air and finds himself 1-on-1 with Hugo Lloris, but his decision to force the keeper wide is a poor one. Toivonen rounds Lloris almost on the by-line but his shot strikes the outside of the post.
11'	OH DEAR France are doing really well, stroking the ball around and not giving Sweden any chance. Hatem Ben Arfa has a shot from 20 yars but it sails well over the bar.
9'	GREAT SAVE Karim Benzema holds up the ball well in the area, before laying it off to Franck Ribery. His fierce shot is parried well by Andreas Isaksson, before Olof Mellberg hacks it clear.
7'	WASTE Hatem Ben Arfa runs on to a long ball and takes it wide on the left. Instead of looking inside, he keeps his head down and shoots well wide of the goal.
6'	POOR Mathieu Debuchy finds himself on the end of a flowing French move, but his cross doesn't even beat the first man. His team-mates look annoyed.
5'	WORKING WELL Sweden are having the better of the early going here. Sebastian Larsson is inches away from collecting a through-ball which would have seen him in a very good position.
4'	OVER THE BAR Martin Olsson surges forward from left back and aims in a cross from deep. Ola Toivonen rises well to meet it but sends his header high and wide.
2'	EARLY WARNING Alou Diarra brings down Ola Toivonen in the centre circle and is given a stern word by the referee.
1'	FEISTY The tackles are flying in thick and fast here. Sweden may be on the way home, but they're still treating this game as a competitive fixture.
1'	KICK OFF France, in their white away kit, kick off from right to left.
0'	BREAKING TEAM NEWS Both sides make two changes for tonights match. Sweden coach Erik Hamren chooses to rest Johan Elmander, with Ola Toivonen taking his place, whilst Rasmus Elm and his midfield berth is taken by Emir Bajrami. For France, the goalscorers from the game with Ukraine both miss out. Yohan Cabaye is replaced by Arsenal target Yann M'Vila, whilst Jeremy Menez also misses out. However, in a surprise move, Laurent Blanc has chosen Newcastle's Hatem Ben Arfa ahead of Chelsea's Florent Malouda for the wide midfield slot.
0'	FACTS AND STATS Sweden head into this match knowing that their record against the French is poor at best. The last time the Swedes were victorious in a competitive match between the two was in 1969. Furthermore, the only time that these two have met in a tournament situation was in Euro 1992, which finished with a score of 1-1. Sweden have scored at least one goal in all 12 of their matches under Erik Hamren's management, whilst France are unbeaten in 23 under Laurent Blanc.
0'	QUALIFICATION POSSIBILITIES Sweden are already out of the competition, and will finish in fourth place regardless of the results tonight. France, on the other hand, are almost guaranteed qualification. They need just a point to ensure their progress, and even a loss tonight could still see them through depending on the result between England and Ukraine.
0'	KEY MEN The strikers are the key men for both sides in tonight's fixture. Zlatan Ibrahimovic has looked impressive in the tournament despite Sweden's poor performances, and scored the only goal in the defeat to Ukraine. For France, Karim Benzema pulls the strings up front and allows his midfield players to score the goals that have put France in a good position to qualify.
0'	FRANCE TEAM NEWS France boss Laurent Blanc has a relatively fit squad to choose from, with Yohan Cabaye the only doubt. If he misses out, then reported Arsenal target Yann M'Vila will most likely replace him. Blanc also has some other choices to make, including Patrice Evra or Gael Clichy for the left back slot, and Florent Malouda or Jeremy Menez on the flank.
0'	SWEDEN TEAM NEWS With their journey in Euro 2012 over after this game, Sweden will look to give some of their fringe players a chance to impress. Johan Elmander, who has been struggling with a foot injury, is likely to be replaced by either Ola Toivonen or Markus Rosenberg. Rasmus Elm is doubtful with a leg injury, and will most likely not be risked. Pontus Wernbloom, Christian Wilhelmsson and Johan Wiland could all be given a chance to impress.
0'	PREVIEW Hello and welcome to coverage of tonight's fixture between Sweden and France. The Swedes are already out of the competition and will be playing for pride, whereas France need to get some kind of result to guarantee their progress.

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Teams

Sweden
(4-2-3-1)
Andreas Isaksson	1
Andreas Granqvist	4
Olof Mellberg	3
Jonas Olsson	13
Martin Olsson	5
Anders Svensson	8
Kim Kallstrom	9
Sebastian Larsson	7
Zlatan Ibrahimovic	10
Emir Bajrami	19
Ola Toivonen	20
Substitutes
Johan Wiland	12
Par Hansson	23
Mikael Antonsson	15
Mikael Lustig	2
Behrang Safari	17
Pontus Wernbloom	16
Samuel Holmén	18
Christian Wilhelmsson	21
Rasmus Elm	6
Johan Elmander	11
Markus Rosenberg	22
Tobias Hysen	14

France
(4-3-3)
1	Hugo Lloris
2	Mathieu Debuchy
4	Adil Rami
5	Philippe Mexes
22	Gael Clichy
11	Samir Nasri
18	Alou Diarra
17	Yann M'Vila
20	Hatem Ben Arfa
10	Karim Benzema
7	Franck Ribéry
Substitutes
23	Cedric Carrasso
16	Steve Mandanda
3	Patrice Evra
13	Anthony Reveillere
21	Laurent Koscielny
14	Jeremy Menez
15	Florent Malouda
6	Yohan Cabaye
12	Blaise Matuidi
8	Mathieu Valbuena
19	Marvin Martin
9	Olivier Giroud

Manager
Erik Hamren

Manager
Laurent Blanc

Lineups

Sweden		France
2	Goals	0
2	Assists	0
12	Shots	24
7	Shots on Goal	10
10	Saves	4
0	Penalties Scored	0
0	Penalty Kicks	0
16	Crosses	19
2	Corner Kicks	8
6	Offsides	1
17	Fouls Committed	14
2	Cautions/Yellow Cards	1
0	Red Cards	0
44%	Ball Possession	56%

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Sweden
No.	Player	MinP	G	YC	RC	GA	Svs
1	Andreas Isaksson	90	-	0	0	0	5
3	Olof Mellberg	90	0	0	0	-	-
4	Andreas Granqvist	90	0	0	0	-	-
5	Martin Olsson	90	0	0	0	-	-
7	Sebastian Larsson	90	1	0	0	-	-
8	Anders Svensson	79	0	1	0	-	-
9	Kim Kallstrom	90	0	0	0	-	-
10	Zlatan Ibrahimovic	90	1	0	0	-	-
13	Jonas Olsson	90	0	0	0	-	-
19	Emir Bajrami	45	0	0	0	-	-
20	Ola Toivonen	78	0	0	0	-	-
Substitutes
16	Pontus Wernbloom	12	0	0	0	-	-
18	Samuel Holmén	11	0	1	0	-	-
21	Christian Wilhelmsson	45	0	0	0	-	-

France
No.	Player	MinP	G	YC	RC	GA	Svs
1	Hugo Lloris	90	-	0	0	2	4
2	Mathieu Debuchy	90	0	0	0	-	-
4	Adil Rami	90	0	0	0	-	-
5	Philippe Mexes	90	0	1	0	-	-
7	Franck Ribéry	90	0	0	0	-	-
10	Karim Benzema	90	0	0	0	-	-
11	Samir Nasri	77	0	0	0	-	-
17	Yann M'Vila	83	0	0	0	-	-
18	Alou Diarra	90	0	0	0	-	-
20	Hatem Ben Arfa	59	0	0	0	-	-
22	Gael Clichy	90	0	0	0	-	-
Substitutes
9	Olivier Giroud	7	0	0	0	-	-
14	Jeremy Menez	13	0	0	0	-	-
15	Florent Malouda	31	0	0	0	-	-

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Sweden vs. France
Minute	Event

90'	Game Over Sweden 2-0 France
90'	Half Over Sweden 2-0 France
90'	Throw-In Andreas Granqvist (Sweden)
90'	Goal Sebastian Larsson (Sweden). Assist by Holmén
90'	Shot on Goal Sebastian Larsson (Sweden)
90'	Shot Samuel Holmén (Sweden)
90'	Cross Christian Wilhelmsson (Sweden)
90'	Cross Sebastian Larsson (Sweden)
90'	Free Kick Sebastian Larsson (Sweden)
89'	Foul Wilhelmsson fouled by Mathieu Debuchy (France)
89'	Throw-In Andreas Granqvist (Sweden)
88'	Throw-In Gael Clichy (France)
88'	Corner Kick Florent Malouda (France)
87'	Shot on Goal Karim Benzema (France)
87'	Cross Gael Clichy (France)
87'	Goal Kick Hugo Lloris (France)
87'	Shot Kim Kallstrom (Sweden)
86'	Throw-In Mathieu Debuchy (France)
86'	Throw-In Martin Olsson (Sweden)
85'	Cross Gael Clichy (France)
85'	Throw-In Andreas Granqvist (Sweden)
84'	Goal Kick Andreas Isaksson (Sweden)
83'	Shot Olivier Giroud (France)
83'	Corner Kick Florent Malouda (France)
83'	Substitution Olivier Giroud (on). M'Vila (off). (France)
82'	Shot on Goal Jeremy Menez (France)
81'	Foul Mexes fouled by Zlatan Ibrahimovic (Sweden)
81'	Cross Florent Malouda (France)
80'	Yellow Card Samuel Holmén (Sweden)
80'	Foul M'Vila fouled by Samuel Holmén (Sweden)
80'	Cross Sebastian Larsson (Sweden)
80'	Throw-In Andreas Granqvist (Sweden)
79'	Foul Wernbloom fouled by Alou Diarra (France)
79'	Goal Kick Andreas Isaksson (Sweden)
79'	Substitution Samuel Holmén (on). Svensson (off). (Sweden)
78'	Substitution Pontus Wernbloom (on). Toivonen (off). (Sweden)
77'	Substitution Jeremy Menez (on). Nasri (off). (France)
77'	Shot Franck Ribéry (France)
77'	Shot on Goal Philippe Mexes (France)
77'	Cross Samir Nasri (France)
77'	Corner Kick Samir Nasri (France)
76'	Shot on Goal Karim Benzema (France)
75'	Goal Kick Hugo Lloris (France)
75'	Cross Christian Wilhelmsson (Sweden)
74'	Foul Clichy fouled by Sebastian Larsson (Sweden)
74'	Goal Kick Andreas Isaksson (Sweden)
74'	Shot Florent Malouda (France)
73'	Cross Florent Malouda (France)
72'	Cross Karim Benzema (France)
72'	Corner Kick Samir Nasri (France)
71'	Shot on Goal Yann M'Vila (France)
71'	Cross Mathieu Debuchy (France)
70'	Yellow Card Anders Svensson (Sweden)
70'	Shot on Goal Karim Benzema (France)
68'	Yellow Card Philippe Mexes (France)
68'	Foul Toivonen fouled by Philippe Mexes (France)
68'	Offside Christian Wilhelmsson (Sweden)
67'	Throw-In Martin Olsson (Sweden)
67'	Foul Ribéry fouled by Andreas Granqvist (Sweden)
66'	Foul Ibrahimovic fouled by Alou Diarra (France)
66'	Shot on Goal Franck Ribéry (France)
65'	Throw-In Mathieu Debuchy (France)
65'	Goal Kick Andreas Isaksson (Sweden)
64'	Shot Samir Nasri (France)
64'	Corner Kick Florent Malouda (France)
64'	Cross Florent Malouda (France)
64'	Free Kick Florent Malouda (France)
63'	Foul Debuchy fouled by Christian Wilhelmsson (Sweden)
63'	Goal Kick Andreas Isaksson (Sweden)
62'	Throw-In Gael Clichy (France)
61'	Foul Ribéry fouled by Andreas Granqvist (Sweden)
60'	Throw-In Andreas Granqvist (Sweden)
60'	Goal Kick Andreas Isaksson (Sweden)
60'	Shot Karim Benzema (France)
59'	Substitution Florent Malouda (on). Ben Arfa (off). (France)
59'	Foul Ribéry fouled by Jonas Olsson (Sweden)
59'	Throw-In Martin Olsson (Sweden)
58'	Shot on Goal Christian Wilhelmsson (Sweden)
58'	Corner Kick Sebastian Larsson (Sweden)
58'	Shot on Goal Olof Mellberg (Sweden)
58'	Corner Kick Kim Kallstrom (Sweden)
57'	Shot on Goal Christian Wilhelmsson (Sweden)
57'	Cross Zlatan Ibrahimovic (Sweden)
57'	Foul Toivonen fouled by Alou Diarra (France)
57'	Cross Gael Clichy (France)
56'	Throw-In Mathieu Debuchy (France)
55'	Foul Diarra fouled by Sebastian Larsson (Sweden)
55'	Goal Kick Andreas Isaksson (Sweden)
55'	Cross Gael Clichy (France)
54'	Goal Zlatan Ibrahimovic (Sweden). Assist by Larsson
54'	Shot on Goal Zlatan Ibrahimovic (Sweden)
54'	Cross Sebastian Larsson (Sweden)
53'	Shot on Goal Sebastian Larsson (Sweden)
53'	Cross Christian Wilhelmsson (Sweden)
53'	Cross Andreas Granqvist (Sweden)
53'	Shot on Goal Alou Diarra (France)
53'	Throw-In Hatem Ben Arfa (France)
52'	Corner Kick Samir Nasri (France)
51'	Goal Kick Andreas Isaksson (Sweden)
51'	Shot Karim Benzema (France)
50'	Throw-In Andreas Granqvist (Sweden)
50'	Throw-In Andreas Granqvist (Sweden)
49'	Foul Wilhelmsson fouled by Mathieu Debuchy (France)
49'	Cross Hatem Ben Arfa (France)
48'	Offside Olof Mellberg (Sweden)
48'	Cross Sebastian Larsson (Sweden)
48'	Free Kick Sebastian Larsson (Sweden)
48'	Foul Ibrahimovic fouled by Yann M'Vila (France)
47'	Throw-In Martin Olsson (Sweden)
47'	Foul Rami fouled by Christian Wilhelmsson (Sweden)
47'	Throw-In Andreas Granqvist (Sweden)
46'	Offside Christian Wilhelmsson (Sweden)
46'	Start Half
46'	Substitution Christian Wilhelmsson (on). Bajrami (off). (Sweden)
45'	Half Over Sweden 0-0 France
45'	Offside Ola Toivonen (Sweden)
45'	Cross Zlatan Ibrahimovic (Sweden)
45'	Offside Ola Toivonen (Sweden)
45'	Corner Kick Samir Nasri (France)
45'	Shot Franck Ribéry (France)
44'	Foul Toivonen fouled by Adil Rami (France)
44'	Foul Olsson fouled by Samir Nasri (France)
43'	Goal Kick Andreas Isaksson (Sweden)
42'	Shot Karim Benzema (France)
42'	Foul Ben Arfa fouled by Emir Bajrami (Sweden)
41'	Foul Larsson fouled by Alou Diarra (France)
40'	Foul Mexes fouled by Ola Toivonen (Sweden)
40'	Throw-In Andreas Granqvist (Sweden)
40'	Throw-In Mathieu Debuchy (France)
39'	Throw-In Gael Clichy (France)
36'	Throw-In Yann M'Vila (France)
36'	Cross Franck Ribéry (France)
35'	Throw-In Andreas Granqvist (Sweden)
35'	Goal Kick Andreas Isaksson (Sweden)
35'	Shot Hatem Ben Arfa (France)
34'	Cross Andreas Granqvist (Sweden)
34'	Throw-In Andreas Granqvist (Sweden)
34'	Cross Emir Bajrami (Sweden)
32'	Offside Ola Toivonen (Sweden)
32'	Cross Anders Svensson (Sweden)
32'	Throw-In Martin Olsson (Sweden)
31'	Cross Mathieu Debuchy (France)
31'	Throw-In Hatem Ben Arfa (France)
31'	Cross Franck Ribéry (France)
30'	Throw-In Andreas Granqvist (Sweden)
29'	Cross Samir Nasri (France)
29'	Free Kick Samir Nasri (France)
28'	Foul Ribéry fouled by Anders Svensson (Sweden)
28'	Throw-In Andreas Granqvist (Sweden)
27'	Throw-In Samir Nasri (France)
27'	Shot on Goal Karim Benzema (France)
26'	Throw-In Andreas Granqvist (Sweden)
26'	Goal Kick Andreas Isaksson (Sweden)
26'	Shot Adil Rami (France)
26'	Free Kick Adil Rami (France)
25'	Foul Ribéry fouled by Sebastian Larsson (Sweden)
24'	Foul Debuchy fouled by Emir Bajrami (Sweden)
24'	Goal Kick Andreas Isaksson (Sweden)
23'	Throw-In Mathieu Debuchy (France)
23'	Throw-In Gael Clichy (France)
22'	Foul Olsson fouled by Hatem Ben Arfa (France)
21'	Throw-In Andreas Granqvist (Sweden)
20'	Throw-In Mathieu Debuchy (France)
20'	Throw-In Franck Ribéry (France)
20'	Goal Kick Hugo Lloris (France)
19'	Shot Sebastian Larsson (Sweden)
18'	Foul Ibrahimovic fouled by Alou Diarra (France)
18'	Goal Kick Andreas Isaksson (Sweden)
18'	Shot Karim Benzema (France)
18'	Cross Franck Ribéry (France)
16'	Throw-In Andreas Granqvist (Sweden)
16'	Foul Anders Svensson (Sweden)
15'	Offside Karim Benzema (France)
14'	Corner Kick Samir Nasri (France)
13'	Foul Ben Arfa fouled by Zlatan Ibrahimovic (Sweden)
12'	Throw-In Mathieu Debuchy (France)
12'	Goal Kick Andreas Isaksson (Sweden)
12'	Shot Yann M'Vila (France)
12'	Cross Mathieu Debuchy (France)
11'	Throw-In Andreas Granqvist (Sweden)
11'	Goal Kick Hugo Lloris (France)
10'	Shot Ola Toivonen (Sweden)
10'	Goal Kick Andreas Isaksson (Sweden)
10'	Shot Hatem Ben Arfa (France)
8'	Shot on Goal Franck Ribéry (France)
7'	Cross Sebastian Larsson (Sweden)
7'	Free Kick Sebastian Larsson (Sweden)
6'	Foul Ibrahimovic fouled by Mathieu Debuchy (France)
6'	Goal Kick Andreas Isaksson (Sweden)
6'	Shot Hatem Ben Arfa (France)
6'	Cross Karim Benzema (France)
5'	Cross Mathieu Debuchy (France)
5'	Throw-In Gael Clichy (France)
4'	Shot on Goal Sebastian Larsson (Sweden)
4'	Cross Kim Kallstrom (Sweden)
4'	Goal Kick Hugo Lloris (France)
3'	Shot Ola Toivonen (Sweden)
3'	Cross Martin Olsson (Sweden)
3'	Throw-In Gael Clichy (France)
2'	Foul Toivonen fouled by Alou Diarra (France)
1'	Foul Ribéry fouled by Anders Svensson (Sweden)
1'	Start Half

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Players
No.	Number
MinP	Minutes Played
G	Goals
Ast	Assists
SHTS	Shots
SOG	Shots on Goal
CK	Corner Kicks
CR	Crosses
Off	Offsides
FC	Fouls Committed
FS	Fouls Suffered
YC	Yellow Cards
RC	Red Cards
GA	Goals Against
Svs	Saves

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