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	A second victory from two games gives the Euro 2012 finalists a commanding five-point lead at the top of Group E ahead of Belgium&#39;s clash with Ireland on Saturday.</div>
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	Sweden captain Zlatan Ibrahimovic missed a great chance to become the first man to score in four European Championships before Eder&#39;s late strike to leave Sweden struggling to qualify with just one point from their opening two matches.</div>
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Italy beat Sweden 1-0 in Euro 2016 Group E

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Italy beat Sweden 1-0 in Euro 2016 Group E

TOULOUSE, France - Naturalised Brazilian-born striker Eder fired home the winner a minute from time as Italy qualified for the last 16 of Euro 2016 with a 1-0 win over Sweden in Toulouse on Friday.

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