Swedes sitting pretty ahead of decisive clash


ST PETERSBURG: Sweden will reach the knockout stages as unlikely Group E winners if they beat Poland, but it will be no easy task as their opponents need a win to keep their last-16 hopes alive.

The Group E winners will head to Hampden Park in Glasgow, where they will face one of the third-placed teams from groups A, B, C or D on June 29, and Sweden defender Mikael Lustig, who spent seven years at Scottish club Celtic, has his sights set on a return to the city.

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