Russia vs Sweden Live Score and Live Stream

Preview

Russia played Sweden in a friendly match on October 8. The match kicked off 16:15 UTC. Sweden won 1-2.

Aleksander Isak scored the first goal on the 21st minute of the game followed by goals from Mattias Johansson and Alexander Sobolev who made the final score 1-2.

Russia national football team and Sweden national football team meet again 5 years after the Group Stage match which ended in a draw 0-0. Russia national football team are having a solid run at the moment winning their matches against Hungary and Serbia so they'll try to extend their winning streak with a victory over Sweden national football team, however, one part of Russia national football team has trailed behind in terms of reliability—defence: they have been conceding goals for 3 consecutive matches now.

Sweden national football team, on the other hand, are preparing for the match after 2 defeats in a row from Portugal and France. They are defending well in away games lately though having 3 consecutive clean sheetsplaying as guests.

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Live Streaming

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Line-Ups

We are updating team formations and line-ups for Russia - Sweden in real time.

Russia kicked off the game with Soslan Dzhanaev, Vyacheslav Karavaev, Fedor Kudryashov, Ilya Kutepov, Mario Fernandes, Yuri Gazinskiy, Magomed Ozdoev, Yuri Zhirkov, Anton Miranchuk, Andrey Mostovoy and Artem Dzyuba as starters, with Zelimkhan Bakaev, Denis Cheryshev, Daniil Fomin, Aleksey Ionov, Nikolay Komlichenko, Daler Kuzyaev, Andrey Semenov, Anton Shunin, Igor Smolnikov, Alexander Sobolev, Aleksandr Zhirov and Roman Zobnin on the bench.

Sweden's starting eleven were Karl-Johan Johnsson, Pierre Bengtsson, Carl Starfelt, Sebastian Holmen, Emil Krafth, Ken Sema, Mattias Svanberg, Gustav Svensson, Sebastian Larsson, Aleksander Isak and Jordan Larsson, with Marcus Berg, Viktor Claesson, Albin Ekdal, Emil Forsberg, Pontus Jansson, Mattias Johansson, Victor Lindelof, Kristoffer Nordfeldt, Robin Olsen, Martin Olsson, Kristoffer Olsson and Robin Quaison on the bench.

Referee showed the yellow card twice throughout the game. Daler Kuzyaev and Kristoffer Olsson were the ones to receive it.

Stats

Explore stats from Russia vs Sweden on ScoreBat - we are updating the numbers on this page every second of the game.

Head-to-head

Russia and Sweden have met 3 times since October 2014. Russia have won once, 2 matches ended in a draw. The most recent match between them took place on October 11, 2018 at the Group Stage of Uefa Nations League B which ended in a draw - 0-0. Russia have scored 2 goals in these 3 head-to-head matches in total while Sweden have scored 1. So, overall, Russia have a better head-to-head record against Sweden in their recent history.

Recent Form

Russia are on a winning streak - they have won Hungary and Serbia in their previous 2 matches while Sweden are on a losing streak - they have lost to Portugal and France in their previous 2 matches. Overall, Russia have won 14 of their last 20 matches, losing 5 and drawing 1, while Sweden have won 10 of their last 20 matches, losing 5 and drawing 5.

Russia have won 5 times (2-3 against Hungary on 6th of September, 3-1 against Serbia on 3rd of September, 0-5 against Cyprus on 13th of October, 4-0 against Scotland on 10th of October and 1-0 against Kazakhstan on 9th of September) and lost once (1-4 against Belgium on 16th of November) in their most recent 6 matches.

Sweden have won 4 times (1-0 against Kosovo on 12th of January, 1-0 against Moldova on 9th of January, 3-0 against Faroe Islandes on 18th of November and 0-2 against Romania on 15th of November) and lost twice (0-2 against Portugal on 8th of September and 0-1 against France on 5th of September) in their most recent 6 matches.

Team Streaks

  • Russia have gone 14 consecutive matches without a draw.
  • Sweden haven't played a draw in their previous 6 matches.
  • Russia's last 3 home matches had 3 or more goals.
  • Sweden have managed to keep a clean sheet in their previous 3 away matches.

Video Highlights

We are adding goal videos and full video highlights of the match between Russia and Sweden in real time. You can watch the goals by Aleksander Isak, Mattias Johansson and Alexander Sobolev as the videos of the goals are added usually minutes after the actual event if there are any official videos available. Full video highlights of Russia - Sweden are being added as they become available on the official social media channels of the league or the teams.

Live Commentary

  1. FT
    Full Time
    Match ends. Russia 1, Sweden 2.
  2. 90 + 2'
    1 - 2
    Alexander Sobolev scores for Russia.
  3. 90 + 1'
    Kristoffer Olsson is shown the yellow card.
  4. 86'
    Daler Kuzyaev is shown the yellow card.
  5. 73'
    0 - 2
    Mattias Johansson scores for Sweden.
  6. 2T
    Kick-off
    Second half begins
  7. HT
    Half Time - 0 : 1
    First half ends.
  8. 21'
    0 - 1
    Aleksander Isak scores for Sweden.
  9. 1T
    Kick-off
    First half begins