Sweden
PolandFinals
Lagerbielke 44'
Gyökeres 88'
Świderski 55'
Sweden: 23. Nordfeldt - 2. Lagerbielke, 3. Lindelöf, 5. Gudmundsson G., 8. Svensson D., 15. Starfelt - 16. Karlstrom (Zeneli B., 69), 18. Ayari (Svanberg, 90) - 11. Elanga (Bergvall, 69) - 10. Nygren (Lundgren G., 81), 17. Gyökeres
Substitution: Bergvall (from 69); Zeneli B. (from 69); Lundgren G. (from 81); Svanberg (from 90)
Bench: 1. Törnqvist N., 12. Ellborg - 4. Eriksson V. - 6. Swedberg, 20. Larsson Hu. - 21. Ali - 9. Nilsson G.
Yellow Cards: Karlstrom 62; Bergvall 76
Poland: 1. Grabara - 3. Wiśniewski, 5. Bednarek, 14. Kiwior - 2. Cash (Grosicki, 90), 10. Zielinski P., 13. Kaminski J., 20. Szymanski S. - 21. Zalewski (Piątek K., 90) - 7. Świderski (Pietuszewski, 63), 9. Lewandowski
Substitution: Pietuszewski (from 63); Grosicki (from 90); Piątek K. (from 90)
Bench: 12. Kochalski, 22. Drągowski - 4. Kędziora, 16. Ziolkowski, 18. Bereszynski - 6. Slisz, 17. Rózga - 19. Skóraś - 8. Moder
Yellow Cards: Kiwior 43; Pietuszewski 65; Piątek K. 90
A late winner in the 88th minute sealed a memorable night for the hosts
Ukraine end another qualification cycle with a performance defined by a lack of resilience and identity
The hosts endured a difficult first half and found themselves trailing just before the break
The 25-year-old is a key figure for the Sweden national team
The stakes could not be higher — and Ukraine is determined not to start the decisive battles at a disadvantage
Graham Potter has been officially named the new head coach of the Sweden men’s national team
Lewandowski has sustained damage to his hamstring and will miss the upcoming league fixture against Girona
Viktor Gyökeres has been recognised for his outstanding goalscoring exploits, claiming the prestigious Gerd Müller Trophy at this year’s Paris gala
The result sees both teams locked on seven points
Michał Probierz has officially stepped down from his position