Summary
Andersson's men are aiming to reach the last four for the first time since 1994 when they finished third in the United States.
Andersson says he is unlikely to spring a surprise on England coach Gareth Southgate.
One key area where the quarter-final could be won or lost is on set-pieces, with both teams excelling in this regard so far.
Sweden have scored twice from set plays, while England have scored three, the most at the tournament.
If Sweden manage to defeat England, a team they have only lost to twice in the last 15 meetings, they will face either Russia or Croatia in the semi-final.
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