Sweden thinks it has spotted a defect that could be used to beat England in the quarter-finals of the 2018 World Cup

Sweden thinks she identified the weakness of England after stating that she was "not very good at moving the ball quickly".

Swedish scout Tom Prahl watched the Three Lions and, before the quarter-finals on Saturday, a slow build-up on the back means that they can be put under pressure.

Prahl told the Swedish newspaper Expressen : "In terms of weaknesses, they are not very good at moving the ball quickly – not like the southern teams of Europe. [19659004] "They have not suffered so much pressure. I think their opposition has gone back a lot, so they had the opportunity to move it slowly and smoothly.

"So, that's what it's all about. is a big question for me – they will be able to open us if we press them higher, and what would be the effects on our own game. We'll know.

"England n & # 39; 39 is not only long to go from the front, but also much more influenced by the rest of Europe. They keep a lot of players in the middle and use a third goal, but they also have a lot more method at their disposal.

"They also kept their more traditional attributes, with strength and physicality, they scored six of their nine goals on the playoffs, so we are aware of that."

Meanwhile, Gareth Southgate told his men to be "Honest" – or put the chances of the World Cup in England in danger.

The Three Lions leader has a disturbing list of injured players and many still need treatment after the grueling victory over Colombia.

Jamie Vardy seems likely to miss with a groin problem. But there are also worries about Kyle Walker, Ashley Young, Dele Alli and even Harry Kane.

Midfielder Ruben Loftus-Cheek and Fabian Delph are on hold if Alli does not do not, while Danny Rose could also come for Young and Walker insists that he is fit – but there are still worries as he has suffered severe cramps.

Jordan Henderson covered and watched his level of fatigue

Southgate said: "Strangely, when they come to these games, they are not always as honest as they could be.So, sometimes you have to have a racing coach eye to try to fix that.

"This It's not easy, we will not see everything, but we will have an idea of ​​what they report and how they run, and then we will try to make the best decisions possible.

"Guys would always be willing to risk injury for these games. But that can not be at the expense of the level of performance.