Hello and welcome to live coverage of Denmark vs Sweden in the Euro 2016 qualifying play-off second leg.

Free kick for Denmark, centrally placed and about 30 yards out. Eriksen to take.

Ibrahimovic latches onto a through ball behind the defence on the left, drives towards goal, but his low shot from a tight angle is blocked by Schmeichel, who had rushed out to save.

Bengtsson is released down the left wing, but stumbles and sends his cross well behind of the goal.

A ball out right for Kjaer is overhit, and the ball is back with Sweden now. They build from the back, and can afford to keep the Danish at arm's length now.

A long throw on the right wing for Denmark. Hurled in by Agger, but it's cleared and the danger passes for now.

GOAL! Denmark 0-1 Sweden - Ibrahimovic scores. Corner for Sweden on the right wing. It's taken low and to the near post. Ibrahimovic is criminally unmarked and he hooks a scuffed shot into the corner.

Larsson is pushed over, and as he falls he attempts a tackle on Delaney, and concedes a foul as a result. He should have had the initial award.

Another long ball into the Sweden box is headed away. It's unimaginative stuff. A free kick for Denmark just over the halfway line is taken short.

Olsson cuts in from the right, nutmegs a defender and fires in a shot at goal which is straight at the 'keeper.

A long ball reaches Isaksson in goal, and he launches the ball long. It's back with the Danish defence.

Bengtsson is booked for a foul on the right wing, 35 yards out. Durmisi curls in an effort that goes well over the goal.

A Delaney glancing header finds Kallstrom desperately straining to intervene. He reaches out with a leg and his attempted clearance strikes the crossbar and eventually scrambled away.

A long through is headed out for Sweden by Delaney, and now there's a free kick for a foul on Larsson near the Swedish area.

Nothing like a shot on target, or a shot, yet, but there's an update from elsewhere.

Durmisi scoots down the left wing and wins the corner, but it's headed away amongst some argy-bargy in the box.

The match gets underway at a zesty pace, no chances yet.

Sweden go into the game with a 2-1 lead, so the game is finely balanced, if marginally in Sweden's favour. Let me know your thoughts on Twitter at @lxndrnthrtn and I can use the here.

It's worth keeping up to date with the happenings in Hannover, where there are unconfirmed reports of an ambulance being found full of explosives.

Here's a video preview of the match we're facing.

Before we get down to brass tax, some news from elsewhere. Germany vs Netherlands has been called off due to a threat to the stadium.

TEAMS: Denmark: Schmeichel, Kjaer, Agger, Durmisi, Jacobsen, Eriksen, Delaney, Hojbjerg, Bendtner, Jorgensen, Y. Poulsen. Subs: Andersen, Lossl, Vestergaard, Christensen, Poulsen, Wass, Kvist, Krohn-Dehli, Falk, J. Poulsen, Braithwaite, Rasmussen. /// Sweden: Isaksson, Lustig, Granqvist, Johansson, Bengtsson, Forsberg, Larsson, Lewicki, Kallstrom, Ibrahimovic, Berg. Subs: Olsen, Carlgren, Helannder, Olsson, Milsosevic, Jiljemark, Svensson, Durmaz, Erkan Zengin, Guidetti, Kujovic, Toivonen.