Despite Sweden's early exit, the Manchester City FC goalkeeper enhanced his reputation.

After impressing against Greece his form dipped.

Enjoyed the physical battles against bigger opponents but struggled against the quicker players.

Involved at both ends of the field as his goal against Greece showed but another one to struggle when up against pacy players.

Playing in his first major tournament, the Rosenborg BK right-back looks a regular for years to come.

Did not feature in any of Sweden's three Group D matches.

The IFK Göteborg veteran strained a calf muscle in the opener against Greece, what turned out to be his last match for Sweden.

Sweden's playmaker had to engage in the physical battles due to the absence of Tobias Linderoth.

Worked hard in all three matches but seldom managed to execute any of his weaving runs through opposition defences.

Billed as Sweden's best player, and he proved it.

Not quite up to his best at UEFA EURO 2008™.

Also did not make it off the substitutes' bench.

Another who did not feature.

Also gained no playing time at the finals.

The centre-back did not make an appearance.

Just 45 minutes of action but looked lively.

Woked hard up front but was unable to get his name on the scoresheet.

Just 15 minutes against Spain but will surely be a part of the squad for many years to come.

Solid against Greece but found it difficult against Spain and Russia.

Has announced that he is to retire from international football.

One of the star performers against Greece, a hamstring injury ruled him out of the other two group matches.

Struggled to make an impression in the 63 minutes he was on the field.

Another who did not make an appearance during the tournament.