Sweden v France: live - Telegraph Sweden: 19.40 Teams in the tunnel. Sweden looking resplendent, as ever. Is it just me that finds yellow and blue together the world's greatest colour combination? That reminds me, I had a dream last night in which I wrote the intro for this liveblog. It was entirely about the colours yellow and blue and included a quote from Jack White. I have a broken mind. 19.35 ITV4 have done us the favour of cutting to Kiev, at last. Jim Beglin has drawn the short straw, somewhat unfairly given he's one of ITV's better co-commentary men. 19.32 Laurent Blanc was in serious, eye-on-ball mood in the lead-up to this evening's game: There is always fear that you might take your eye off the ball when you win a match. We also had this in the group stage in the European Championship [qualifiers], so it's up to us to be very serious in the way we prepare. We also need to be aware of what we want to achieve. There was a lot of satisfaction after the Ukraine game, rightly so, but I said to the players we need to get back into preparing for Sweden. We're playing against a side that can't qualify but they'll want to win, so we must not underestimate Sweden. Compare and contrast those words with those of the mightly Zlatan from earlier this week: I don't give a s*** who wins it now. I'm going on holiday. Hopefully in Sweden but if the weather's bad I've got an aeroplane ready. 19.20 I'd tell you about some hilarious punditry mis-steps if ITV4 wasn't simulcasting ITV1's Ingerland-fest. Anyone got a link to a French stream? I want to see if they're having a fascinating debate about Phillipe Mexes' heading ability on Canal+. 19.15 Now this is just frightening.... 19.00 Adrian Chiles is doubling up, and striding like a Midlands colossus across ITV 1 and 4, the latter the televisual venue for our game this evening. That gives you some indication of how much importance they're giving this game. They'll be feeling pretty silly when Sweden pull off a fantastic 9-8 win. 18.58 Here are the teams: Sweden: Isaksson, Granqvist, Mellberg, Jonas Olsson, Martin Olsson, Svensson, Kallstrom, Larsson, Ibrahimovic, Bajrami, Toivonen Subs: Wiland, Hansson, Lustig, Antonsson, Safari, Elm, Wernbloom, Holmén, Wilhelmsson, Elmander, Hysén, Rosenberg France: Lloris, Debuchy, Mexes, Rami, Clichy, Ben Arfa, Nasri, Diarra, Mvila, Ribery, Benzema Subs: Mandanda, Carrasso, Evra, Reveillere, Koscielny, Cabaye, Valbuena, Matuidi, Menez, Malouda, Martin, Giroud. Apparently there's another match on at the same time as this mouth-watering Euro 2012 group stage concluder, but it sounds a bit mainstream, a bit obvious, a bit uncool for our refined readership. I expect the vast majority of you are far more interested in this match, its subplots, its implications than whether Ingerland can hold out for a gutsy 0-0 draw aganist a nation that absolutely must not be prefixed with the word "the." What treats are in store here in Kiev? I can barely do them justice. Zlatan! France's slightly ropey defence! France's reasonably profficient attack! You get the idea. Sweden v France. It's the connoisseur's choice. Team news and complete radio silence about that other kickabout in Donetsk to follow.