Larsson was the safety himself when he rolled in 2-0 from the penalty spot against Finland a week ago.
The penalties against Armenia were not as sharp.
David Yurtjenko went in the right direction and steered the ball away.
For the match, it had no significance at all.
Sweden won the European Championship rematch 3-1.
The right match to miss in
-If you miss, it was the right match.
I think "Sebban" is very annoyed, says Janne Andersson.
However, the miss has personal consequences for Larsson, who handed over to Viktor Claesson after 45 minutes.
Andersson's philosophy is to give someone else a chance when a player has missed a penalty.
- I have a number of good penalty shooters, which you have in a national team, says the national team captain.
One is Emil Forsberg.
He is happy to take a penalty.
- Absolutely, I take penalties in Leipzig and have taken some here in the national team before.
It's up to Janne to choose, but I may be in his head.
Should I get to take one, I feel safe with it, says Forsberg, the national team's strongest player.
"Maintains a high level"
- I keep a high level now.
I have become more mature in my way of playing, how I value to produce the ball.
I feel in good shape and hope I have dotted it.
I hope and believe that it will be a good championship.
Janne Andersson is still balling with a starting eleven in the European Championship premiere against Spain in Seville.
- Now it's important to point it out and rub on details, fixed situations and stuff.
- I would not be able to say a starting eleven to 100 percent today.
This match did not decide anything in any direction, says the national team captain.
- The opposition is part of a team selection.
Should we meet a team that I think we have 75 percent of the ball possession against, it will be some players, if the other team has 75 percent, there will be some others.
He is fully aware of what awaits in Seville 21.00 on Monday 14 June.
- We are going up in one of the toughest matches you can have, Spain away, says Andersson.
To Spain to win
- It will not be the same match picture as in these two matches (Finland and Armenia), but at the same time we have a cornerstone we stand on where we know how to act defensively.
We are so confident in that.
We have met such resistance before and we know what to expect, says Emil Forsberg.
- We go there to win.
We know that a 100% effort will be required.
I hope and believe that we can deliver a good result, he continues.
At the beginning of next week, the national team Stockholm will change to the base camp in Gothenburg.
On Saturday, the chartered plane takes off for Seville.