After Ukraine defeated Sweden 2-1 in overtime, Artem Dovbik scored into the quarterfinals with a header.

Artem Dovbyk’s header in the 121st minute allowed Ukraine to advance to the quarter-finals of the 2020 European Cup. United Kingdom On Saturday, they beat Sweden 2-1 after overtime in Glasgow.

Despite only scoring 3 points in the group stage, Ukraine still made it to the round of 16, partly because Sweden defeats Poland Leading Group E Spain.

But Andrei Shevchenko’s team is determined to prove their deserved position in the knockout stage, because Oleksand Zinchenko gave them an early lead.

Emil Forsberg’s deflection strike brought Sweden to a level before halftime, and the RB Leipzig midfielder hit the woodwork twice in the second half.

Sweden’s Marcus Danielson and Ukraine’s Artem Besidedin were shown a red card by referee Daniel Olsato in the match [Lee Smith/Pool via Reuters]

However, after 9 minutes of extra time, a red card from Marcus Danielson allowed the Swedish team to continue free throws until Dovbic locked Zinchenko’s tempting pass, which was in Hampden Park. A small group of Ukrainian fans sparked a frantic celebration.

Shevchenko said before the game that his team has achieved their goals through the group stage.

But the former AC Milan striker got the reaction he wanted after a disappointing game Lost to Austria 1-0 A quick start in their final group match.

Robin Olsen of Sweden was forced to make the first save after being trained by the impressive Andre Yarmolenko to deny Roman Yaremchuk.

West Ham United’s winger has always been the driving force in all competitions in his country, with only two goals or assists in their six goals.

In the 27th minute, Yarmolenko made a provocative cross from the outside of his left foot. Zinchenko kindly helped. The Manchester City man shot low, which was too powerful for Olsen.

It was the first time Sweden had fallen behind in all competitions, but after their defensive discipline was excellent in the group stage, Janne Andersson’s players responded well to the question of whether they could catch up to the game.

Forsberg’s influence on Sweden was the same as Yarmolenko’s influence on Ukraine. His fourth goal in the game equalized the score two minutes before the break.

As the interesting second half raged from start to finish, opportunities for both sides came and went.

Yarmolenko served Serhiy Sydorchuk, but Sweden posed a greater threat.

Forsberg hit the woodwork twice, shot a curl into the bottom of the column, and then sent a stronger force from the edge of the penalty area to bounce it off the beam.

Between the two games, Georgiy Bushchan made an amazing save, shooting Dejan Kulusevski’s diagonal shot into the crossbar.

Victor Lindelof of Sweden reacted after his team lost to Ukraine in the 16th round of the European Football Championship 2020 in Hampden Park, Glasgow, Scotland [Robert Perry/Pool Photo via AP Photo]

Ukraine survived, dragged the game into overtime, and when Sweden was cut to 10 players, it entered the final eight of a major tournament for the second time as an independent country.

Danielson won the ball, but then made a dangerous challenge to Artem Besidedin, forcing the Dynamo Kyiv forward to be injured.

Yarmolenko also had to be replaced midway through overtime. If Ukraine had a chance to shock England in Rome, Shevchenko would be worried.

But his substitute Dovbek is a hero because he chose the best time to score his first international goal.