An early warning shot at Swisspoarena. We're underway in Lucerne as Poland and Sweden close out the matchday catalogue. A win for Sweden sees them progress to the knockout stage with Poland crashing out, but any result for Poland here keeps their hopes alive.

Nathalie Bjorn, Sweden. In a rotated defence, Bjorn was excellent against Poland, keeping Ewa Pajor quiet and pushing up to press and win the ball high. Only Sweden have yet to concede a goal at Euro 2025.

Reaction as Sweden book place in Euro 2025 quarter-finals with dominant victory over Poland, who are knocked out.

Natalia Padilla and Ewelina Kamczyk replace Nadia Krezyman and Dominika Grabowska for Poland. Jonna Andersson comes on for Sweden to replace Amanda Nildén. Sweden look more than good value for their 1-0 lead at half-time, with the Scandinavian side unlucky in their efforts to double, if not triple, their advantage before the break.

Sweden captain Kosovare Asllani had every intention of keeping the shirt she wore for her 200th cap in her side's 1-0 win over Denmark in their Women's Euros opener last week, but a woman's pleas from the stands as she left the pitch put paid to that idea.

Listen to Poland V Sweden in the Women's Euro 2025 on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra and BBC Sounds, on Tuesday 8 July, coverage starts at 7.50pm, with kick off at 8.00pm BST. Once again, the BBC Sport website is your one-stop shop for news, match reports, features, analysis, interviews and columns during the 2025 Women’s Euros.