Sweden have warned England about having too much confidence ahead of their World Cup quarter-final on Saturday.
Sweden progressed to the last eight with a 1-0 win over Switzerland in the round of 16, having topped their group.
They have conceded just two goals in the tournament, both coming in their 2-1 loss to Germany.
Sweden's assistant coach Peter Wettergren believes England have "no respect for them". He added:
"I don't think they do."
"I don't think people think that we are going to win, the pressure is on England I think."
Sebastian Larsson stated he feels everyone back in England "expect them to go through" and if they didn't beat Sweden "it would be a massive disappointment to say the least".
Sweden are aiming to make the semi-finals for the first time since 1994 and Swansea's Martin Olsson believes they have nothing to fear.
"We are a positive young squad, we have a good manager, we play with a lot of confidence," he added.
"We are just happy to be here and we are happy for the fans."
The game kicks off at 3pm at the Samara Stadium.
Source: Skysports