“We’re very pleased with our preparations so far,” Andersson said in an official pre-match press conference. “We have seen very few injuries, and it‘s been a good setup.”

Sweden had been training in Gelendzhik, Russia since Tuesday before coming to Nizhny Novgorod on Saturday. Andersson said he has a good idea of the South Korean team, which has been testing both a back three and a back four.

“I know South Korea had some injuries and some issues,” he said. “They’ve done some variations, but we‘re prepared for that scenario as well.”

The 55-year-old added his side also has “hidden tricks” against South Korea.

“Hidden tricks are only hidden when they’re hidden,” he said.

“If South Korea coach has his own tricks, that‘s entirely up to him. He’s free to do what he wants.”

Andersson, however, hinted that his lineup against South Korea will be similar to that used for the Peru friendly -- a typical

4-4-2 with Marcus Berg and Ola Tovionen expected to be the top two forwards.

“Yes, I did make up my mind about the lineup,” he said. “I just hope we don‘t have any last minute event this evening.” (Yonhap)