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The match between Sweden and Bosnia and Herzegovina was played as part of the Nations League. Laser attacks on players have occurred in the past in international football and are considered serious security incidents.
It became not least clear when he was to take care of a free kick shortly before the half-time whistle.
- I noticed it, he says to SVT Sport.
The Swedish Football Association's security officer, Tommy Ahlén, spoke about the incident after the match.
- We had staff who saw what happened on the pitch, when Sebastian received a green laser in the area of his face. We had personnel from SvFF who could identify where the beam came from and we assisted Swedish police to Bosnian police so they could take care of the situation, he says and adds:
- Partly to catch those who did it and to make sure they couldn't do it again.
Nanasi was not injured by the laser attack, in the match which ended 1–1.
Sweden meets Romania on Monday. It is the last match of this Nations League gathering. The match starts at 20.45.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Bosnian police will identify and prosecute the person or persons behind the laser attack.
Possible · Within weeks
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