STOCKHOLM (Reuters) - Sweden's joy at qualifying for Euro 2020 thanks to a 2-0 win away to Romania on Friday was tarnished by the racist abuse suffered by their striker Alexander Isak when he replaced Marcus Berg in the 78th minute.
The game was stopped briefly by the referee and an announcement was made over the public address system.
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