Sweden's dream half against Bosnia-Herzegovina

It is a huge Bosnian away entourage that has made it to the National Arena in Solna on Saturday night.

But they haven't been given much to cheer about.

At halftime, Sweden leads 3–0. In case of victory, Blågult secures the group victory and advancement to the A division of the Nations League.

The record extended

The match was not even five minutes old when Daniel Svensson broke the deadlock with his head after a cross from Anthony Elanga. The goal was Svensson's first in the national team uniform.

Shortly afterwards, Viktor Gyökeres made it 2-0 on his own. The Arsenal striker certainly managed his self-imposed punishment after being pulled by the shirt.

Then followed 35 goalless minutes before Gyökeres got the chance from the penalty spot again. True to his habit, he set it rock hard and the Bosnians now have a real uphill battle in the second half.

Even before the match, Gyökeres had the record for goals in consecutive Nations League matches, but that mark has now been extended to eight.

The match is in progress - follow the match with SVT here.