Sweden goalkeeper Andreas Isaksson is confident he will be fit for Euro 2016 despite leaving the field injured during Sunday's 3-0 warm-up victory over Wales.
The 34-year-old was replaced by Robin Olsen at half-time after struggling with an apparent back injury late in the opening period.
"I felt something in my back and I had pain in my leg," he explained.
"Perhaps there was a pinched nerve.
"I don't think my participation in the Euros will be affected because it is already a lot better."
Sweden begin their European Championship campaign against Republic of Ireland on June 13.
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