Germany have lost 2-0. Sweden wins Group F while Mexico finishes runner-up. What a crazy two games of football. Stay tuned for today's later games as Group E concludes as Serbia takes on Brazil and Switzerland plays against Costa Rica.
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Final
Sweden has won 3-0. Sweden advances, Mexico will have to wait until the Germany game is finished to know if they advance for sure.
90'
Mexico Fans
The Mexican fans are going crazy because they have caught word that Germany is down 1-0.
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Mexico Shot
Hirving Lozano has a shot from just outside the box which Robin Olsen saves.
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Mexico Shot
Hector Herrera has a go but is right into Robin Olsen chest.
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Mexico Shot
Hirving Lozano has a hit from just outside the box but hits it over the bar.
89'
Substitution
Oribe Peralta (on). Miguel Layun (off). (Mexico)
88'
Mexico Substitution
Miguel Layun comes out for Oribe Peralta, Mexico's last substitution.
88'
Sweden Yellow
Mikael Lustig gets a yellow card for tripping Hirving Lozano.
88'
Yellow Card
Mikael Lustig (Sweden)
85'
Mexico Yellow Card
Miguel Layun gets a yellow card by elbowing Ola Toivonen in the back of the head.
85'
Yellow Card
Miguel Layun (Mexico)
84'
Mexico Chance
Jesus Corona has a lobbed cross which is close to the goal line which forces a save from Robin Olsen.
81'
Mexico Chance
Chicharito Hernandez has a hit across the goal mouth but Carlos Vela has a late reaction and can't put it away into the open net.
81'
Mexico Free Kick
Carlos Vela has a go but hits the wall.
80'
Sweden Substitution
Albin Ekdal has come off for Oscar Hiljemark, who will be used to solidify the Swedish midfield.
80'
Substitution
Oscar Hiljemark (on). Albin Ekdal (off). (Sweden)
76'
Mexico Chance
Chicharito Hernandez looks for the shot after a corner but is called for an offsides just outside the 6 yard box.
75'
Mexico Substitution
Jesus Corona has come on for Andres Guardado.
75'
Substitution
Jesus Corona (on). Andres Guardado (off). (Mexico)
74'
Sweden Goal!
Sweden scores by an own goal by Edson Alvarez. 3-0 Sweden. If Germany scores, Mexico will be going home.
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Own Goal
Edson Alvarez (Sweden)
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Mexico Shot
Chicharito Hernandez heads the ball towards goal after a well delivered set-piece but he can't take adavantage and heads it over the bar.
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Substitution
Isaac Kiese Thelin (on). Marcus Berg (off). (Sweden)
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Sweden Substitution
Marcus Berg comes off, who injured himself earlier, for Isaac Kiese Thelin.
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Mexico Corner
Marco Fabian has a go from deep with one of his first touches and is deflected over the bar.
65'
Substitution
Marco Fabian (on). Jesus Gallardo (off). (Mexico)
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Mexico Substitution
Marco Fabian comes on for Jesus Gallardo. Juan Carlos Osorio will look for Fabian to be the difference.
62'
Penalty Kick - Goal
Penalty Kick - Goal - Andreas Granqvist (Sweden)
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Sweden Goal!
Andreas Granqvist scores the penalty! 2-0 Sweden.
61'
Yellow Card
Hector Moreno (Mexico)
58'
Sweden Shot
Marcus Berg gets up for a header from a Mikael Lustig cross, but puts it right at Guillermo Ochoa.
57'
Substitution
Gustav Svensson (on). Sebastian Larsson (off). (Sweden)
56'
Sweden Substitution
Gustav Svensson comes on for the injured Sebastian Larsson.
53'
Sweden Shot
Ludwig Augustinsson looks for his second goal but his curler misses just over the bar.
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Mexico Shot
Andres Guardado looks for the cross but mishits it which made it look more like a shot, but misses above the bar.
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Sweden Shot
Emil Forsberg scuffs the shot to go ahead 2-0 but doesn't connect well and goes over Guillermo Ochoa's goal.
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Goal
Ludwig Augustinsson. Assist by Viktor Claesson (Sweden)
49'
Mexico Corner
Mexico takes a short corner then whips it in but no one can get their head to it.
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Second Half Start
The teams have switched sides, and the second half is underway. Mexico now attacking from left to right.
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Halftime Analysis
Mexico and Sweden go into the half deadlocked at 0. Sweden have stifled Mexico's counter-attack while Mexican goalkeeper Guillermo Ochoa has had to make a few good saves to keep his team in the game. If this result holds, Mexico will advance to the knockout round while Sweden will have to wait for the end of the Germany versus South Korea match to know their fate. We will see how managers Juan Carlos Osorio (MEX) and Janne Andersson (SWE) use their substitutions in the second half to see if either team will push for victory or be fine with a tie.
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Halftime
Nestor Pitana blows his whistle to signal halftime with the score 0-0.
45'
Sweden Shot
Marcus Berg hits the side netting after a nice counter attack started by Emil Forsberg.
44'
Mexico Shot
Miguel Layun has a go from outside the box but is no troble for Robin Olsen.
38'
Mexico Shot
Carlos Vela unleashes a left-footed strike from a congested area and misses above the bar.
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Mexico Shot
Hirving Lozano has a go from just inside the box but is blocked out of play.
30'
Sweden Shot
Guillermo Ochoa denies Marcus Berg from 6 yards away by tipping it over the bar.
30'
VAR Decision
Pitana comes back and decides no penalty, and is just a Sweden corner.
28'
VAR Break
Nestor Pitana is going to look at a potential handball in the box on Chicharito Hernandez.
27'
Sweden Shot
Emil Forsberg has a go after the free kick, and is deflected wide for a corner.
26'
Yellow Card
Sebastian Larsson (Sweden)
25'
Sweden Yellow Card
Sebastian Larsson gets a yellow card for a dangerous play on Hirving Lozano. If Sweden advances, he will miss the next game
21'
Mexico Shot
Carlos Vela has a go but Andreas Granqvist gets in the way, and heads it out for a corner.
17'
Sweden Shot
Emil Forsberg gets open in the box after a Sebastian Larsson crosses but gets under the ball again and misses over the crossbar.
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Sweden Shot
Emil Forsberg strikes the ball on the volley but gets under it and sends the ball over the bar.
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Sweden Corner
Ludwig Augustinsson crosses the ball in from the corner and Marcus Berg goes for the bicycle kick but misses just wide.
9'
Mexico Shot
Mexico's first shot comes from Miguel Layun from outside the box but the ball rolls wide of the post.
4'
Sweden Free Kick
Guillermo Ochoa handles the ball outside the box and Emil Forsberg whips in the free kick and forces Guillermo Ochoa to make a save.
1'
Sweden Shot
Andreas Granqvist can't get the shot away after Marcus Berg heads the ball down in the box. Good start for Sweden.
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Yellow Card
13 seconds in and Jesus Gallardo goes into the referee's book with an elbow to the head.
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Kickoff
Nestor Pitana leads an all Argentine crew today. He blows the whistle, and we are off here at the Central Stadium in Yekaterinburg. Mexico attacks from right to left and are sporting a green and white kit, while Sweden are wearing blue and blue.
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Yellow Card
Jesus Gallardo (Mexico)
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History
Mexico has played Sweden nine time prior to todays match, and has a 4W-3D-2L record over Sweden, with their last match being in 2009 which Sweden won.
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Mexico
Mexico Substitutions: Jesus Corona, Hugo Ayala, Rafael Marquez, Erick Gutierrez, Jonathan Dos Santos, Marco Fabian, Raul Jimenez, Giovani Dos Santos, Alfredo Talavera, Jesus Corona, Oribe Peralta, Javier Aquino
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Mexico
Mexico (4-2-3-1): Guillermo Ochoa; Edson Alvarez, Carlos Salcedo, Hector Moreno, Jesus Gallardo; Andres Guardado, Hector Herrera; Miguel Layun, Carlos Vela, Hirving Lozano; Chicharito Hernandez; Juan Carlos Osorio (M)
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Sweden
Sweden Substitutions - Martin Olsson, John Guidetti, Karl-Johan Johnsson, Gustav Svensson, Filip Helander, Oscar Hiljemark, Emil Krafth, Pontus Jansson, Marcus Rohden, Jimmy Durmaz, Isaac Kiese Thelin, Kristoffer Nordfeldt.
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Sweden
Sweden (4-4-2) - Robin Olsen; Mikael Lustig, Victor Lindelof, Andreas Granqvist, Ludwig Augustinsson; Viktor Claesson, Sebastian Larsson, Albin Ekdal, Emil Forsberg; Marcus Berg, Ola Toivonen; Janne Andersson (M)
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Mexico
El Tri come in with two victories already over Germany and South Korea and control their own destiny to advance. Mexico would either need a win or a tie today to advance, if they lose, they will need help elsewhere. Mexico will look for their explosive counter attack, led by playmakers Hirving “Chuckie” Lozano and Carlos Vela to lead El Tri into the next round.
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Sweden
Sweden come into this game hoping to rebound from a heartbreaking loss against Germany, when Toni Kroos scored in the last minute. Sweden need both a win and a German loss or tie to advance, or have a better goal difference if both Sweden and Germany win. They can also advance with a tie and a German loss, as well as a loss and a German loss, but have a better goal difference than both South Korea and Germany. Sweden will look for midfielders Emil Forsberg and Ola Toivonen to control the tempo of the game and lead them to victory.
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Welcome
Welcome to the final match of Group F for Sweden and Mexico! Both teams have hopes to advance for the knock-out round, so let's take a look at how both these teams have fared in the tournament so far.