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Only a win will do for England
STOCKHOLM.
June 16: England, needing to beat Sweden in their Stockholm fortress on Wed-
nesday to have any chance of reaching the European Championship semifinals, will gamble everything to end their goal drought, reports Reuter.
Despite two 0-0 draws tn their opening games, England manager Graham Taylor Insists he has sent out teams to win and has taken risks. This time he has no choice as anything less than victory is unlikely to keep them in the tournament. But Taylor will find both history and a determined Swedish side — who need just a point to progress —
opposing him.
England have not beaten Sweden since 1968. nor have they scored against them in their last four encounters going back to 1979. They have failed to find the net in Stockholm on their last four visits and their last victory in the capital was in 1937.
A five-game goal drought by top marksman Gary Lineker hardly helps cither.
But the England manager believes his young, inexperienced side are about to break all those records and silence the critics. "Cometh the day. comcth the man," was the theme of his inspirational message the day after the France game.
The players know what's expected of them and know
what they have to do," Taylor said.
Although Taylor sent out attacking formations against Denmark and France, his midfield has been unable to create enough openings for the strikers. Apart from Tony Daley, used as a substitute against the Danes, no one in the squad seems capable of changing that.
But Marseille midfielder Trevor Steven argues differently.
"We have a very young team and I think we have learned from these first two games and gained a little bit more experience. We know we have good performances in us and I think it will come," he said.
Sweden, with massive home backing, remain favourites to
deprive England and take their own place tn the last four. Only the pressure of the occasion — not since 1958 have they reached the penultimate stage of a major tournament — may let them down.
The hosts, whose only defensive lapse to date has been a goal conceded to European footballer-of-the-year Jean-Pierre Papin, will undoubtedly field a packed defence. But any bid to play for a draw may backfire spectacularly if England snatch a winner and France beat Denmark in the other Group One match being played simultaneously.
David Platt. England's only injury worry, was given the all-clear on Tuesday. The midfielder suffered an ankle injury against France on Sunday.