I wrote on Friday how much I was hoping Danny Welbeck would score and feel at home. He looked at home on Friday night, didn't he?
His goal was quality and he should have his Manchester United pal Wayne Rooney alongside him next time.
Comfort zone: Danny Welbeck (right) grabbed the winner and looked right at home
Walcott's impact I've been feeling sorry for Theo Walcott, but he didn't feel sorry for himself.
He was aggressive and direct and he made such a difference.
He's had to take his place in the pecking order and he's the young player everyone wants to criticise.
I hope this impact performance gives him belief.
Take that: Theo Walcott bangs home the second goal to put England level Hard night's workSweden needed to win to stay in the tournament and they weren't going to go down without a fight.
It was like a Premier League game.
They didn't keep the ball well enough again and invited Sweden back into the match.
It made for an exciting game.
It wasn't the game of the tournament for quality, but it was a top contest for excitement.
Cotton wool required: Steven Gerrard tangles with Sweden's Kim KallstromWhat next?
There were tired legs again so it will be massage, warm down and rest well before the Ukraine game on Tuesday.
You can't change up in central midfield, because Frank Lampard and Gareth Barry aren't here.
Steven Gerrard and Scott Parker are so important, let's wrap them up in cotton wool.
We hope for an easier night against Ukraine, but don't bank on it.
Ranked 52 in the world, the hosts need a win to stay in. England have more than enough to stop that.
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