Ljungberg rated highly doubtful for Iceland clash

ARSENAL midfielder Freddie Ljungberg will have tests later today to determine the extent of the calf injury he picked up during Sweden’s 2-0 win over Spain.

Mon, 09 Oct, 2006 - 01:00
Damian Spellman

Sweden skipper Ljungberg, 29, was forced off in the second half of his side’s Euro 2008 qualifier on Saturday.

He is “highly doubtful” to face Iceland on Wednesday, according to a statement from the Swedish Football Association.

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