It was business as usual for Sweden as it thrashed Iceland 5-0 in the Euro 2008 qualifier match at the Råsunda stadium on Wednesday to on top of the Group F.

Two goals from Marcus Allback and one each from Anders Svensson, Olof Mellberg and Markus Rosenberg were enough for Sweden to complete the rout and bounce back from the abandoned match against Sweden. Iceland were without star striker Eidur Gudjohnsen which severely curtailed their attacking options and Sweden immediately stamped its authority over the match, leaving Iceland on the back foot for the whole match.

Sweden took the lead in the 11th minute when Markus Rosenberg pounced on a rebound after keeper Arni Gautur Arason had done well to parry Tobias Linderoth's initial effort. Rosenberg passed the ball to Allback who smashed the ball into the top right hand corner of the net.

Sweden continued to press forward and were rewarded two minutes before half time Anders Svensson took possession of the ball from a Christian Wilhelmsson corner and drove the ball into the net from 12 yards out. Two minutes later it became 3-0 when Mellberg placed a shot in the bottom corner of the net after reaching a cross from Niclas Alexandersson.

Five minutes into the second half and Sweden scored a fourth, this time Rosenberg got into the act, latching on a superb through pass from Svensson to smash the ball past Arason. Sweden added another a minute later with Allback reacted first following a penalty claim confusion in the box to fire the ball into the net.

The win sees Sweden move to the top of the group table level on points with Spain. However Sweden can increase the lead by 3 points if UEFA's disciplinary committee decides to award them the abandoned match against Denmark. Sweden v Iceland finished a whopping 5-0.