Spain will be looking to finish their qualification campaign with a convincing victory over Sweden when the two teams meet in their Euro 2008 qualifier match on Saturday.

Spain needs just two points from their remaining two matches to qualify for next year's Euro 2008 finals and will be hoping to bag all three points against group leaders Sweden. Luis Aragones' side will be looking to avenge the 2-0 defeat suffered at the hands of Sweden earlier in the campaign.

Spain will be without star striker Fernando Torres with the 23-year old yet to regain full fitness after recovering from a groin injury. Mallorca striker Daniel Güiza has been called in to replace Torres after impressing Aragones by scoring six goals in last 10 matches for his club. Valencia striker David Villa is the only other change to the squad after he recovered from his ankle sprain.

Meanwhile Sweden coach Lars Lagerback will be satisfied if his team gets a point from the clash against Spain which will see them book a place in next year's Euro 2008 finals. Sweden are currently sitting top of Group F with 23 points from 10 games, six points clear of third placed Denmark.

Lagerback has recalled Fredrik Ljungberg, Christian Wilhelmsson and Kennedy Bakircioglu with the trio recovering from their injuries but will be without midfielder Tobias Linderoth and striker Johan Elmander who are suffering from groin and thigh injuries respectively.

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