Sweden v England: live - Telegraph England: Hart, Johnson, Baines, Gerrard (c), Cahill, Caulker, Sterling, Osman, Welbeck, Cleverley, Young. Subs: Ruddy, Jenkinson, Bertrand, Jagielka, Shawcross, Wilshere, Huddlestone, Zaha, Sturridge, Forster. 18.37 Solid work from Sam Graham: Is Welbeck getting time off in Liew? 18.33 Some early and inaccurate team news from Jonathan Liew: 18.25 Here's Peter Larvan, who's first out of the blocks that sit under the banner which reads "WEMBLEY - WOT U RENAME IT?" I'm assuming the "thom.gibbs event space with large area of grass in middle " will not be accepted , so how about " The Queen Elizabeth II Arena " I can't tell if I'm being lampooned or not. Too long being called rude words by internet strangers will make you paranoid. 18.00 Evening liveblog fans. When picking international friendly opponents there are a number of important things to consider: Money • Marketability • Other commercial concerns • Dodgy backroom deals which involve matches being exchanged for votes in support of one of the nations in question hosting a tournament • Money • How angry it will make Alex Ferguson and Arsene Wenger • Kit-clashing issues • Political sensitivities • Money • How worthwhile it will be as a footballing exercise • And of course... Money. Tonight's game against Sweden, England's joint 8th-most frequent opponent (if you exclude the home nations and believe this rock-solid source*), serves a number of these purposes but does not seem an obvious cash cow for our poor beleaguered FA. For one thing it's in Sweden, but that can be overlooked when you learn that England have been invited to the opening night of Stockholm's new Friends Arena, which replaces the old Rasunda, which is a bit sad because LOOK AT IT: Still, these chirpy young buddies seem pretty thrilled about securing the naming rights to its replacement: Team news and more build-up than the construction of a new stadium to follow. In the mean time here's some choice excitement from around the Telegraph Sport website this evening: Relive the just-concluded webchat with Henry Winter Hodgson to play generation game with Sterling Young and old England debutants, in pictures Five memorable matches between these two And five things Hodgson hopes to learn tonight I got 22 out of 24.