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5 – World class
4 – Very good
3 – Bra
2 – Approved
1 – Failed
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Victor Nilsson Lindelöf
The midfielder responded a lot and he himself was calm and confident with the ball at his feet. He took the initiative on offense and maintained a high level in the passing game.
Emil forsberg
Weak in the first half but much better in the second. Then he came more centrally on the court and had more ball turned to the right. He built several good attacks. Extremely cold help at 1-1.
Dejan Kulusevski
Strong second half and always wanting to move on. I had a couple of good advances. He wanted a lot and was a bit selfish sometimes when he could put his teammates in good positions.
Kristoffer Olsson
Weak in the first half but much better in the second. He caught it, was often playable, and picked up the pace with clever passing.
Marcus berg
Goal scorer. He was in the right place at the right time and made it 1-1 after a nice pass from Forsberg. He grew up in the second half and was good at catching balls. Dangerous heading that came close to becoming 2-2.
Viktor Claesson
IN 65. Lively entrance. He came in and got involved right away and increased the attack to 1-1. He came up short after a good run ahead and put the ball into a good position from Forsberg.
Robin Olsen
The goalkeeper couldn’t do much for Croatia’s two goals and made several good saves. He made sure to keep it alive 1-0 before the Sweden draw.
Mikael Lustig
Högerbacken fell behind 1-0 after Isak’s free-kick. He was good in the second half and put up an important run and pass in Sweden’s 1-1 goal.
Albin ekdal
UT 83. Good work effort, but he didn’t get much out of his offensive game. Raised in the second part and important with his routine.
Alexander Isaac
UT 65. 0-1 error when, very carelessly, he threw a direct ball to Modric in the center, who quickly countered in the first goal of the match. He came out when he was 0-1.
Pontus Jansson
Stable, long game… But he had a big late mistake when he lost a duel in Croatia 2-1.
Ludwig augustinsson
The left-back did what he had to do defensively and tried to fill in up front, though he didn’t make many dangerous posts or shots.
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Played too short to qualify: Sebastian Larsson (EN 83)
