Romania
SwedenRomania: 12. Hindrich - 3. Ilie, 4. Coubiș - 2. Ratiu, 7. Olaru (Cicâldău, 69), 11. Bancu (Eissat, 46), 18. Marin R. (Mihaila, 69), 22. Dragomir - 10. Stanciu (Hagi I., 69) - 9. Tănase F. (Cirjan, 83), 20. Man D.
Substitution: Eissat (from 46); Cicâldău (from 69); Hagi I. (from 69); Mihaila (from 69); Cirjan (from 83)
Bench: 1. Radu A., 16. Cojocaru V-A. - 15. Oprut, 23. Strata - 6. Băluţă T.C. - 17. Screciu, 21. Moruțan
Yellow Cards: Bancu 5; Marin R. 48; Mihaila 82; Cirjan 90
Sweden: 12. Johansson V. - 2. Beijmo, 3. Lindelöf, 5. Gudmundsson G. (Svensson D., 54) - 4. Smith E. - 7. Bergvall, 16. Karlstrom (Larsson Hu., 54), 21. Bernhardsson (Skoglund, 89) - 22. Zeneli B. (Bolin H., 75) - 17. Gyökeres, 19. Nanasi (Dahl, 77)
Substitution: Svensson D. (from 54); Larsson Hu. (from 54); Bolin H. (from 75); Dahl (from 77); Skoglund (from 89)
Bench: 1. Törnqvist N., 23. Ellborg - 15. Eriksson V. - 9. Abraham P., 11. Swedberg, 13. Sema
Yellow Cards: Beijmo 53; Bernhardsson 62
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