The final round of 16 match at EURO 2020 saw Sweden play Ukraine in Glasgow, with the winners progressing to play England in Rome in the quarter-finals. Sweden had an excellent group stage campaign, finishing on top of Group E with two wins and a draw, and ahead of Spain as a result. Ukraine, on the other hand, had a much more volatile time they lost 3-2 to the Netherlands in their opening match, defeated North Macedonia 2-1, and despite a 1-0 loss to Austria in their final group game, managed to qualify as the third-placed team from Group C.
Sweden manager Janne Andersson was able to bring Dejan Kulusevski back into the lineup following a positive COVID-19 test, so he started up front alongside Alexander Isak. The rest of the side was as expected.
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