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Match
Summary |
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Officials
from Italy |
Sweden |
Type |
England |
Referee
(black) - Pierluigi
Collini
38
(13 February 1960), Bologna, FIFA listed 1995.
Assistant
Referees -
Sergio Zuccolini and
Claudio Puglisi.
Fourth official -
Fiorenzo Treossi. |
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Goal Attempts |
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Attempts on Target |
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Hit Bar/Post |
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Corner Kicks Won |
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Offside Calls Against |
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Fouls Conceded |
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Possession |
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Sweden
Team |
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Rank: |
FIFA
(19 August 1998) 31st EFO ranking ELO rating 17th to 16th |
Colours: |
Made by Adidas - Yellow shadow striped lace-up collared jerseys with
blue collar/cuffs/Adidas trim, blue shorts with yellow side panel and blue
Adidas trim/hem, yellow socks. |
Capt: |
Patrik Andersson |
Manager: |
Tommy Soderberg,
49 (19 August 1948), appointed 13 October 1997,
8th match, W 4 - D 2 - L 2 - F 7 - A 6. |
Sweden
Lineup |
1 |
Hedman,
Magnus C. |
25 |
19 March 1973 |
G |
Coventry City FC, England |
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GA |
2 |
Nilsson,
N. Roland |
34 |
27 November 1963 |
D |
Coventry City FC, England |
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3 |
Andersson,
Patrik |
27 |
18 August 1971 |
D |
Borussia VfL 1900 Monchengladbach eV,
Germany |
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4 |
Bjorklund,
Joachim |
27 |
15 March 1971 |
D |
Valencia CF
SAD,
Spain |
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5 |
Kamark,
Pontus S., off 82nd min. |
29 |
5 April 1969 |
D |
Leicester City FC, England |
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6 |
Schwarz, Stefan |
29 |
18 April 1969 |
M |
Valencia CF
SAD, Spain |
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7 |
Andersson, Andreas, off 90th min. |
24 |
10 April 1974 |
F |
Newcastle
United FC, England |
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8 |
Mjallby,
Johan |
27 |
9 February 1971 |
M |
Allmanna Idrottsklubben |
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9 |
Ljungberg,
K. Fredrik
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21 |
16 April 1977 |
M |
Halmstads BK |
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10 |
Larsson,
Henrik |
26 |
20 September 1971 |
F |
The Celtic FC, Scotland |
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11 |
Pettersson, Jorgen |
22 |
29 September 1975 |
M |
1. FC Kaiserslautern eV, Germany |
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Sweden Substitutes |
13 |
Lucic, Teddy, on 82nd min. for Kamark |
25 |
15 April 1973 |
D |
Bologna FC 1909 SpA,
Italy |
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15 |
Andersson, Daniel, on
90th min. for A. Andersson. |
21 |
28 August 1977 |
M |
FC Bari 1908
SpA,
Italy |
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unused
substitutes: |
12-Magnus Kihlstedt, 14-Garry Sundgren, 15-Magnus Erlingmark,
17-Magnus Svensson, 18-Pär Zetterberg. |
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Averages: |
Age |
- |
Appearances/Goals |
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- |
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England
Team |
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Rank: |
FIFA
(19 August 1998) 10th EFO ranking ELO rating 8th to 9th |
Colours: |
The 1997 Umbro
away uniform - Red shadow striped collared jersey, navy collar/cuffs
with white/red trim, white shorts with red/navy lower side panel, red socks
with two navy hoops. |
Capt: |
Alan Shearer, fifteenth captaincy |
Head Coach: |
Glenn Hoddle,
40 (27 October 1957),
appointed 2 May 1996, effective 27 June 1996,
25th match, W 15 - D 5 - L 5 - F 37 - A 13. |
England
Lineup |
1 |
Seaman, David
A. |
34 |
19 September 1963 |
G |
Arsenal FC |
45 |
24
GA |
2 |
Campbell,
Sulzeer J., off 75th min. |
23 |
18 September 1974 |
RB |
Tottenham Hotspur FC |
21 |
0 |
3 |
Le Saux, Graeme
P. |
29 |
17 October 1968 |
LB |
Chelsea FC |
30 |
1 |
4
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Ince, Paul E.C. |
30 |
21 October 1967 |
M |
Liverpool FC |
44 |
2 |
Paul Ince was sent off in the 67th min. for two cautionable offences.
His first offence was in the first half, his second offence, in the 67th
min. was after a foul on Henrik Larsson. Suspended. |
5 |
Adams,
Tony A. |
31 |
10 October 1966 |
D |
Arsenal FC |
56 |
4 |
6 |
Southgate, Gareth |
28 |
3 September 1970 |
D |
Aston Villa FC |
28 |
0 |
7 |
Anderton, Darren R.,
off 43rd min. |
26 |
3 March 1972 |
M |
Tottenham Hotspur FC |
23 |
6 |
8 |
Redknapp,
Jamie F. |
25 |
25 June 1973 |
M |
Liverpool FC |
9 |
0 |
9 |
Shearer,
Alan |
28 |
13 August 1970 |
F |
Newcastle United FC |
44 |
21 |
10 |
Owen,
Michael J. |
18 |
14 December 1979 |
F |
Liverpool FC |
10 |
3 |
11 |
Scholes, Paul, off
86th min |
23 |
16 November 1974 |
M |
Manchester United FC |
12 |
4 |
England Substitutes |
15 |
Lee, Robert M., on
43rd min. for Anderton |
32 |
1 February 1966 |
M |
Newcastle United FC |
19 |
2 |
16 |
Merson, Paul C., on
75th min. for Campbell |
30 |
20 March 1968 |
M |
Middlesbrough FC |
20 |
2 |
17 |
Sheringham, Edward P., on 86th min. for Scholes |
32 |
2 April 1966 |
F |
Manchester United FC |
36 |
9 |
unused
substitutes: |
12-Martin Keown, 13-Nigel Martyn,
14-Andrew Hinchcliffe, 18-Ian Wright. |
team
notes: |
Paul Ince is the sixth player to be sent-off for England, becoming the
first black player to do so, the first to be sent-off in consecutive
England matches, and the oldest player so far to be ordered off.
Alan Shearer's free-kick was the sixteenth England have scored. |
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Averages: |
Age |
26.8 |
Appearances/Goals |
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Match Report
by Mike Payne |
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Source Notes |
Three months after the disappointment of their
controversial World Cup exit to Argentina in St-Etienne, there was more sorrow
for Glenn Hoddle's England as they began the Euro 2000 qualifying campaign
with the worst possible result - a defeat. England's line-up in the
Rasunda was an adventurous one, with an attack-minded midfield that included
Anderton and Le Saux as wing-backs, but there needed to be more ball-winners
to protect a three-man defence.
England enjoyed a terrific start to the match, Alan Shearer
scoring after just two minutes from a free-kick, and they were dominant for
the first twenty minutes or so. Then a lot of the passing started to go
awry and the Swedes took advantage by charging forcefully at a hard-pressed
English defence. The frustrating thing for Hoddle was that both Swedish
goals were definitely avoidable. For the first on the half-hour, Seaman
spilled a clever Schwarz free-kick and Andre[as] Andersson followed up smartly
with a shot that deflected off Adams and wrong-footed his goalkeeper.
Worse was to follow for the visitors as Kaamark's cross
eluded Southgate, Seaman failed to advance to meet the danger and the ball
bounced conveniently off Scholes for Mjallby to sneak in for a header.
2-1 to Sweden. England then endured a difficult spell in which there
seemed to be minimal contact between midfield and attack. Clearly the
team was struggling, with no obvious prospect of getting that precious
equaliser.
Shearer, finally, had a chance with a header from
Anderton's corner. But it came to nothing and when the Tottenham player
later limped off, England's shape suffered even more. Their two central
strikers, Owen and Shearer, were forced to head for the wings to try to get
the ball. All in all a bad game for England, with Ince sent off.
But Bulgaria, their next opponents, had gone down 3-0 at home to Poland.
Surely there were points up for grabs at Wembley next month. - The Official F.A. and England
Yearbook 1999-2000.
TheFA.com Original newspaper reports Rothman's Yearbooks
F.A. Yearbook
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