Sweden won against Romania 1-0 in the Nations League – Gyökere's goalscorer in the seventh straight game

The nightmare suite is thus over. It is the first time that the national team has kept a clean sheet under Graham Potter's leadership.

Sweden did not control the match picture in the same way as in the drawn away match against Bosnia-Herzegovina.

The only goal of the match came in the 13th minute. Lucas Bergvall - in typical aggressive Bergvall fashion - won the ball high up in the Romanians' half. Bernhardsson sent in a cross from the right to an onrushing Nanasi who bumped the ball into the post. A perfect post pass to an independent Gyökeres, who could score one of the easier goals of his national team career.

- The world's easiest goal for Gyökeres, says expert Fredrik Ljungberg in Viaplay's broadcast.

Gyökere's goalscorer in the seventh consecutive Nations League match

The Arsenal striker's seventh in a row in the Nations League. The 28-year-old thus polishes his own Nations League record.

Graham Potter made three changes to the starting eleven: Eric Smith, Lucas Bergvall and Felix Beijmo. 28-year-old right-back Beijmo, who was called into the squad after the Swedish illness chaos, thus had to make his national team debut.

In added time, substitute Daniel Svensson had a great situation to decide. After a fine shot in the penalty area, the shot hit the post.

Late Bosnian goal against Poland

In the second match in the group, it looked like a draw between Bosnia-Herzegovina and Poland for a long time. But Bosnia were awarded a late penalty after a Polish handball. The match is still going on.

Ahead of the two final matches against Bosnia-Herzegovina (home on November 14) and Poland (away on November 17), Sweden leads by two points, assuming the result in Bosnia holds, and has the group victory in its own hands.

If Sweden wins the group, they move directly up to the A division.