Sweden got the better of their counterparts in the first leg recording a 2-1 victory. Emil Forsberg opened the scoring on the stroke of half time and Zlatan Ibrahimovic converted a penalty just five minutes after the break to give the home side a comfortable lead.
Nicolai Jorgensen pulled one back for Denmark in the 80th minute in what could prove to be a crucial away goal for Morten Olsen's side.
Despite the win, Sweden's talismanic forward Zlatan Ibrahimovic was disappointed with his team's performance claiming that his side lost control and should not have conceded the goal.
"After [taking] the 2-0 [lead] we dropped off. We were tired," Ibrahimovic said.
"Before, I felt like we were more often able to score, but we lost control little by little.
"Then you get a goal against, but ultimately it's all about results. We won and that's what counts."
Ibrahimovic who plays for French giants Paris Saint Germain conceded that he found it difficult to prepare for the game at the back of the terror attacks in Paris on Friday.
"I have tried to focus entirely on this game, but it was very difficult," Ibrahimovic added.
"It's tragic what happened there. This kind of thing should never happen."
Denmark on the other hand will have to put forth a much improved performance if they are to have any chance of making it to the illustrious tournament. The Danes will have to be much more clinical having registered 15 shots in the first leg, however only two of them were on target.
Match facts
- Denmark have failed to record a victory in any of their last four Euro 2016 Qualification matches having draw and lost two apiece.
- Their win against Denmark in the first leg, ended a run of four straight defeats for Sweden at the hands of their rivals.
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