Good evening and welcome to our LIVE commentary of the Euro 2012 Group D match between Ukraine and Sweden at the Olimpiyskyi, Kiev.

Thanks for joining us on a night of great action from Euro 2012. We're back to Group A on Tuesday, with Greece v Czech Republic at 17:00 UK time and Poland v Russia at 19:45. We'll have them live, as with every match in this tournament.

There's the final whistle! The hosts prevail thanks to a vintage display of predatory goalscoring from Andriy Shevchenko!

Olsson tries to beat his man, feels some contact and goes to ground... no foul, and that should be it!

Elm clips a ball to the left side of the box for Mellberg, who stretches and lifts his shot over the keeper and onto the top of the net!

Another Ukraine change, purely for timewasting value. Marko Devic replaces the excellent Konoplyanka.

There will be three minutes of added time played....

Elmander!! Ibrahimovic plays him through with an outrageous flick, and as the ball bounces Elmander blazes his shot high and wide!

Gusev is well forward, and is adjudged to have fouled Mellberg, although that decision could have gone either way.

Milevskiy carries the ball through the middle - Sweden are short at the back as they push forward.

Elm finmds Wilhelmsson on the left with a gorgeous ball... he whips in a cross, oddly Mellberg is the furthest player forward and he just cannot reach it.

Crossed deep for Ibra, who heads back across goal looking for Kallstrom.. Ukraine clear.

Off goes Voronin after a fine performance, and he is replaced by Ruslan Rotan.

Nazarenko strikes the free-kick... it swerves high and wide.

Rasmus Elm booked for that foul on Voronin.

Voronin exchanges passes with Milevskiy and is fouled 30 yards from goal. He's had a very good game.

A standing ovation as Shevchenko goes off - he is replaced by Artem Milevskiy.

Wilhelmsson's cross from the left it played inadvertently back to him by Mellberg... and this time Wilhelmsson goes for goal, his shot bouncing into the keeper's midriff.

Shevchenko glances across to the bench, and it looks like he will soon be withdrawn.

Sweden starting to show a bit of promise here. This game is far from over.

More danger for Ukraine as Wilhelmsson sprints inside from the left... but Pyatov is out smartly to save at his feet.