Sweden know that this will be their last game at Euro 2012, so Erik Hamren may give a couple of players a chance to play on the big stage for the first time in the tournament.
Neither Rosenberg or Elmander have shone in their lone striker roles thus far, so Ola Toivonen could be given a chance to start through the centre.
Elmander, in fact, will definitely not play as he missed training on Monday with a foot injury, along with Rasmus Elm, who is also a doubt.
Yohan Cabaye has trained with the rest of the squad after suffering a slight thigh problem and will be fit for Sweden on Tuesday.
Gael Clichy impressed having replaced Evra at left-back last time out and should keep his place, while Menez could also start after scoring against Ukraine.
Laurent Blanc could rotate his squad a little once again, with a draw enough to see them progress against a Sweden side who are already out.
Prediction
Sweden already know their fate but will be keen to avoid going home without having picked up any points, where a point is all that France need to progress.
Blanc's side are, however, in the driving seat to win the group and will be keen to do so, knowing that Spain may well await the runners-up in the quarter finals.
Though pride can often be enough to spur a team on, along with wanting to avoid disappointing the fans, Sweden will have had the stuffing taken out of them after losing a lead against England and it's hard to see beyond les Bleus here.
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See all 7 commentsCabaye was nrusing a small injury, thats why
Benzema! Center?
Can't believe Alou Diarra got the start ahead of Yohann Cabaye against Sweeden.
2-1 for France.
0-2
i think it would be 0-2
France 1, Sweeden 1
(Nasri) (Elm)