Sweden
RomaniaGroup B4
Gyökeres 43'
Sweden: 12. Johansson V. - 3. Lindelöf, 6. Holm E. (Svensson D., 63), 15. Starfelt (Ekdal, 63) - 4. Stroud, 7. Bergvall, 18. Ayari, 21. Bernhardsson (Walemark, 77) - 9. Isak, 17. Gyökeres (Nygren, 76), 19. Nanasi (Gudmundsson G., 84)
Substitution: Svensson D. (from 63); Ekdal (from 63); Nygren (from 76); Walemark (from 77); Gudmundsson G. (from 84)
Bench: 1. Törnqvist N., 23. Ellborg - 2. Mellberg, 22. Skoglund - 13. Swedberg, 16. Karlstrom, 20. Larsson Hu.
Romania: 1. Radu A. - 3. Dragusin, 4. Coubiș, 5. Ghita - 6. Băluţă T.C. (Screciu, 46) - 2. Ratiu, 11. Bancu, 14. Hagi I. (Tănase F., 67), 18. Marin R. (Stanciu, 81) - 9. Munteanu L. (Mihaila, 67), 20. Man D. (Dragomir, 88)
Substitution: Screciu (from 46); Mihaila (from 67); Tănase F. (from 67); Stanciu (from 81); Dragomir (from 88)
Bench: 12. Hindrich, 16. Cojocaru V-A. - 7. Borza, 15. Burca, 21. Ilie, 23. Eissat - 8. Olaru
Yellow Cards: Marin R. 37; Ghita 45; Screciu 83; Man D. 86; Coubiș 90
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