KICK off: 29 June 22:00
Team news: Following three successive displays of typically selfless running and collective sacrifice, Sweden’s resources may be depleted, but they have rested and recuperated at home and could well name an unchanged XI. Only Mainz forward Robin Quaison replaced veteran striker Marcus Berg in the lineup last time out, with Janne Andersson again set to send his team out in their trademark 4-4-2 formation again at Hampden – but Berg would return to partner Alexander Isak up front should a more physical focal point be required. Both Dejan Kulusevski and Bologna midfielder Mattias Svanberg were cleared to return after COVID-19 infection earlier in the tournament, and the former is a serious contender to earn a first start after setting up two goals from the bench against Poland. However, Andersson could be more inclined to utilise the former Parma winger as a potential ‘super sub’, with Emil Forsberg and stalwart Sebastian Larsson providing exceptional work-rate on the flanks. Meanwhile, Ukraine’s main concern coming into the game is on the left side of their three-man attack, as Viktor Tsyhankov and Oleksandr Zubkov are both struggling with calf injuries. Having shoehorned midfielder maestro Ruslan Malinovskyi into the role during the past two matches, Andriy Shevchenko is expected to now move Malinovskyi back into the central three and hope that left-footed right-winger Tsyhankov – often impressive in qualifying – can at least last an hour from the start. That would mean Shakhtar Donetsk’s Mykola Shaparenko dropping out of the side, with the back four – including 18-year-old Illia Zabarnyi (recently Ukraine’s youngest player to appear at major finals) – left unchanged.
Prediction: Sweden 0 on Asian handicap
Stake: 8/10
League: Euro 2020
Result: moneyback
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Prediction of the day: Sweden – Ukraine
