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Brolin strikes for hosts against Danes
STOCKHOLM, June 15: Tonias Brolin propelled Sweden to a 1-0 victory over Denmark on Sunday
and gave the hosts a great chance of reaching the semifinals of the European Championship, reports Reuter
Brolin pounced in the 59th minute to crown a fine move by Martin Dahlin and hoist Sweden to the top of Group One, a point clear of England and France who earlier shared a goalless draw in Malmo.
The Swedes, who drew 1 -1 with France in last Wednesday's opening match, have three points and need just one more from their concluding group He with England on Wednesday to be sure of a place In the semifinals.
Sweden deserved their win and Brolin should have made it 2-0 two minutes before the final whistle when he hesitated after substitute Johnny Ekstrom had set him up with a glorious close-range chance.
But ihe little forward from Italian Cup winners Parma made no mistake when it counted most.
Dahlin burst through on the right, pushed the ball past Danish captain Lars Olsen and beat him for speed to retrieve it
His square cross across the face of goal appeared for a moment to be going begging, but Brolin popped up on the left and stabbed it home.
Denmark, brought into the finals less than two weeks be-
fore the start as replacements for banished Yugoslavia, could not match the rivals who had
beaten them 4-0 when they last met a year ago in Norrkoping.
But the Danes came tantalisingly close to taking the
lead when Kim Chrtstofite crashed a left-footed free-kick against the right upright two minutes before the interval.
Swedish defender Patrik Andersson was booked for bringing down Brian Laudrup just in front of the penalty area on the Danish right to give away the free-kick.
Chrlstoftc touched the ball to Flemming Povlscn and slammed the return around the defensive wall only to be denied by the near post.
But the probings of Povlsen, Laudrup and their colleagues were more than matched by the eager Swedes.
Jonas Them and Stefan Schwarz. teammates at Benfica, exerted control and Dahlin, Brolin and Kias Ingcsson were always a handful for the Danish defence.
Crude challenges were sometimes the unsatisfactory answer and Danish defender Henrik Andersen was booked in the 14th minute for hacking down Brolin.
Thomas Ravclli, playing his 90th match for Sweden, was rarely tested in goal but his Danish counterpart Peter Schmcichcl needed to be on his toes to make a good save from a fierce shot by Anders Llmpar from out on the left a quarter of and hour from the end.
Dahlin, a substitute against France, fully justified his inclusion from the start as the only Swedish change in their opening line-up.
He might well have scored In the 51st minute when
Limpar gave him an excellent opening, but his effort went wide.
Sweden manager Tommy Svcsson said: "Brolin was one of the best players on the pitch today. Martin. Dahlin had a good game and Jonas Them and Stefan Schwarz worked tremendously throughout the tie."
But Svensson played down hia team's semifinal prospects.
"I still have England and France as favourites in our group. I'm ■ expccUng a very tough game against the England." he said.
Danish coach Richard Moeller Nielsen said Laudrup had been less influential than In last Thursday's goalless draw with England.
"He was heavily marked and had a difficult time tonight," he said.