Belgium beat Sweden 1-0 on Wednesday (22nd June) to book their place in the knockout stages of Euro 2016, and send Sweden tumbling out.

It was also the end of the international career of striker Zlatan Ibrahimovic, a man Sweden manager Erik Hamran believes will never be replaced.

SOUNDBITE: (English) Erik Hamran, Sweden Manager

"Yes, I had hoped that he could have had a better finish, but also for Isaksson in the goal and Kim Kallstrom in the midfield. All three are stopping playing for Sweden and they have been really, really good for Sweden for a long time. So there are three good players stopping and I wanted them to have a better ending of course than this. If I have a think about finding a new Zlatan...No. He's special. He's unique. But I hope we can find some other player who's not Zlatan but a really, really good player for Sweden. But I don't think in a small country like Sweden you'll find a player like him because he is really unique."