Hello and welcome to Sweden v Ukraine in the last 16 of the European Championships!

This is not speeding up. Both sides are more confident of winning a penalty competition than of winning an open game.

Ukraine send on Besedin - who was serving a doping ban when this tournament was meant to take place - for Yaremchuk.

We go again again!

Full-time: Sweden 1-1 Ukraine

Extra-time it is!

This has got late winner denying you penalties written all over it.

There'll be two added minutes.

But the next time Lindelof gets the ball it's moving, allowing him to use the pace to turn a magnificent pass over the top for Kulusevski. He needs to hit it as it drops - if he catches it, it's a goal - but instead he controls on his left foot, taking him away from goal, and by the time he's swivelled to shoot, Zabarnyi has slid in to make an outstanding block.

Lindelof carries it forward, waving his teammates away from him, because Ukraine are letting him carry the ball. Nothing comes of it.

Time is expiring. Hopefully both teams make some changes for extra-time, because this is like watching two exhausted wrestlers lying on each other.

Forsberg turns away from Sydorchuk, who tries to haul him back and receives a stray-arm tickle. It barely touches him but he complains, and the ref not only penalises Forsberg but books him. Very odd behaviour.

There's no tempo to this game now. Both sides are done-in.

Augustinsson goes down with cramp and is replaced, likewise Lustig, Sweden's other full-back; Krafth and Bengtsson come on.

It's a not dissmilar shade of blue.

Yarmolenko is booked for being facety to the ref.

It's a really slow game now. I wish Isak would put himself about more - if he can't get in behind or through the middle, I'd like to see him demand the ball, turn and right at people.

Lusting is cramping a bit, just what you need with extra-time looming.

This is a developing into a decent period for Ukraine, who are enjoying more ball and territory for the first time in a long time.

Ukraine move it nicely between Yaremchuk and Yarmolenko, turning Sweden down the right before teeing up Stepanenko for a shot that's blocked.

Kulusevski is booked for fouling Zinchenko, then a quiet period. It feels like both sides are gathering themselves for a final blow-out.