Full-Time: RUSSIA 2-0 SWEDEN.

Elmander tests Akinfeev with a low drive, but it's been Russia's night and they deserve to be going through to the last eight.

Three minutes of added time being played.

Arshavin again races clear, but his attempted cut-back is smuggled clear by the Swedish defence.

Russia send on Vladimir Bystrov for goalscorer Pavlyuchenko.

Arshavin is in the clear, but Petter Hansson gets back superbly to divert the ball out for a corner.

Akinfeev has looked uncertain under the high ball, but has rarely been tested.

No way back now for Sweden and they haven't deserved anything really.

Russia should be well and truly out of sight by now, but they have still done enough to make sure of reaching the last eight, where they will face the Netherlands.

Saenko is away on the right and his cross is cut back to Pavlyuchenko, but he cannot direct his shot on target.

Anyukov breaks down the right and his far-post cross is met by Pavlyuchenko, but his header is directed straight at Isaksson.

Konstantin Zyrianov breaks forward superbly from midfield and his shot is deflected against the post, before Arshavin lifts the ball to the far post and Saenko wastes a chance to add a third goal.

Nilsson makes way for Marcus Allback.

Just over ten minutes to go and Russia seem to have the game in the bag, even though they have stopped pouring forward in the last few minutes.

Ibrahimovic blazes the free-kick high over the top, it just hasn't been Sweden's night.

Denis Kolodin clatters into Ljungberg and is booked after picking himself up off the floor.

Kallstrom drives in a shot from fully 35 yards, but it drifts harmlessly wide of target.

Larsson delivers a deep cross from the left, but Ibrahimovic's header is too weak to trouble Akinfeev.

Kallstrom floats a ball into the Russian area, but Anyukov is there to head clear, time is ticking away for Sweden.

Zhirkov curls in a free-kick from the right and it drifts narrowly over Isaksson's crossbar.

Midway through the second half and Sweden have failed to carve out any clear chances yet, they need to step up a few gears to rescue this game.

Stoor does well to cover Arshavin as he bursts clear down the middle, before he almost turns the ball beyond his own keeper, with Isaksson just getting a foot to it.

Bilyaletdinov trots off and Ivan Saenko takes his place.

Arshavin is cautioned for bringing down Kallstrom in midfield.

Ljungberg almost finds a way through as he latches onto a Larsson flick, but Ignashevich is in the right place to cover.

Corner to Sweden, they need a goal soon to have any chance. Mellberg heads over from Kallstrom's delivery.

Akinfeev punches unconvincingly away from Fredrik Stoor's ball in from the right, but the ball flies away from goal.

Russia are heading for a quarter-final showdown with the in-form Dutch at the moment.

Sergei Semak goes into the book for pulling down Larsson just inside the Russia half.

Kim Kallstrom comes on for the ineffectual Daniel Andersson.

Ibrahimovic does well to feed the ball to Nilsson on the left and race onto the return pass, but his cross is cleared.

Sweden have a mountain to climb, they need to show to show the spirit of the Turkey team which came back from the dead against the Czech Republic.

Another brilliant goal from the Russians, Hiddink has got his team ticking at just the right time.

RUSSIA 2-0 SWEDEN, a superb quick break led by Zhirkov ends with the left-back feeding the ball across the area for ARSHAVIN to sidefoot home into the far corner of the net.

Sweden counter-attack, but Elmander is caught offside and is booked for kicking the ball into the empty net.

Olof Mellberg's poor back-header goes out of play and Russia have a corner on the left.

No changes by either side at half-time.

Russia get the second period underway.

Half-Time: RUSSIA 1-0 SWEDEN.

A rebound allows Nilsson in on the left flank, but Akinfeev is quickly out to smother the danger and the resultant corner comes to nothing.

One minute of added time to be played.

Sergey Ignashevich makes a fine defensive header before Ljungberg breaks into the area and forces a smart, low save from Akinfeev.

Akinfeev flaps at a high ball into the area, but he eventually falls on the loose ball to avert the danger.

Svensson's deep free-kick into the area brings Sweden a corner.

Hiddink is looking satisfied with the way things are going and why wouldn't he?

Russia have had by far the better of the game so far, but they haven't managed to get a killer second goal.

It's almost 2-0, Pavlyuchenko shoots against the woodwork from 15 yards and Isaksson has to scramble the ball away from danger as it rebounds back towards goal.

Anyukov tries an audacious shot from 35 yards, but it goes out for a throw-in at least 15 yards from the goal-line.

Sweden are being pegged back into their own half, with Russia's full-backs Anyukov and Arshavin pushing forward.

The pace of the game has just dropped for a minute, as Sweden seek to find a way back into the game.

Half an hour played and Swedish coach Lagerback is looking a bit worried.

Bilyaletdinov fires a shot in from 15 yards, it's straight at Isaksson. Play is already end to end as both sides go all-out on the attack.

Sweden respond as Larsson makes space to superbly meet a ball in from the left from Svensson and divert a header against the outside of the post with Akinfeev well beaten.

Diniyar Bilyaletdinov pulls a shot wide from just inside the penalty area as Russia threaten to add a second.

A quality team goal from Russia and they currently hold second place in Group D behind Spain.

RUSSIA 1-0 SWEDEN, Anyukov plays a one-two with Igor Semshov on the right and his low cross into the area is coolly converted by the waiting PAVLYUCHENKO from ten yards out.

Midway through the first half and Russia seem to have gained the upper hand and they are the side who need to win tonight.

Zhirkov flashes a left-foot volley inches wide of the far post from the resultant corner, that was a close call for Sweden.

Isaksson tips away a cross from the left from Arshavin which threatened to drop just under the crossbar.

The corner is cleared as far as Yuri Zhirkov 25 yards from goal, but his left-foot shot is yards wide of goal.

The game has started to open up a bit, as Russia force another corner over on their right flank.

Sweden break quickly, but Ljungberg's ball into the area is just too far in front of Henrik Larsson and Akinfeev gathers.

Anyukov and Pavlyuchenko combine well on the right, but again Arshavin is off-target with his first-time shot.

Alexander Anyukov drifts in a fine cross from the right, but Arshavin's header is flicked well wide of the far post from 12 yards out.

No chances as yet, neither side has conjured up an opening.

Sweden keeper Andreas Isaksson is booked for some timewasting as Russia get set for another corner.

Ibrahimovic heads down Andreas Svensson's free-kick, but Igor Akinfeev gathers the flick-on.

Freddie Ljungberg wins a free-kick in midfield as Sweden get abck on track and look to push forward.

Russia start to put the pressure on, with Arshavin obviously desperate to impress.

A relatively quiet opening to a game in which the first goals could prove crucial.

First corner of the game goes to Russia.

Arshavin spreads an excellent ball out to Roman Pavlyuchenko, but Mikael Nilsson makes a superb covering tackle.

It's a lively atmosphere inside the Tivoli Neu in Innsbruck.

Sweden get the game underway.

Sweden coach Lars Lagerback is boosted by star striker Zlatan Ibrahimovic being fit to lead the attack.

Hiddink has opted to recall key playmaker Andrei Arshavin after he sat out the first two games due to suspension.

Russia and Sweden go head-to-head for a place in the quarter-finals of Euro 2008, with Guus Hiddink's side needing a win to progress.