The national football team is back in warm autumnal Spain, at the same facility outside Valencia where they trained in March ahead of the decisive World Cup play-off matches against Ukraine and Poland.
It really is a nice memory. It's a bit of déjà vu to come to the hotel and remember those feelings of excitement and nerves. It's a slightly different feeling now, but a good one, says national team captain Graham Potter ahead of the Nations League matches against Bosnia-Herzegovina and Poland.
All indications are that Viktor Johansson will continue between the posts.
As I indicated when I named the squad, Viktor did a really good job last time, says the Englishman.
"A good problem"
This means Jacob Widell Zetterström, who guarded the goal against both Japan and France at the World Cup, is relegated to the bench now that he is back in the Blue and Yellows after injury.
Jacob played well for us at the World Cup and unfortunately got injured afterwards. Then Viktor came in. That's how you want it as a football coach - a "problem", but a good problem, says Potter, who also has Monza's Noel Törnqvist in the squad.
When the 51-year-old national team captain met the media early on Monday evening, he still hadn't had time to speak to all the players, including Dejan Kulusevski, who is back in the national team for the first time in two years.
"Did well"
This weekend, the Tottenham star made his fourth substitute appearance - and the longest so far - since his long injury absence.
Kulusevski came on in the 65th minute against Leeds.
I think he's done well. It's not easy to pick up the pace in the Premier League. What you can see is that he runs well and moves well. He needs match time, says Potter.
How much match time Kulusevski can get in the next two internationals will partly be determined in discussions with the club.
I have to meet him, and we are also working closely with Tottenham. It makes sense for us to have a close dialogue.
Sweden will stay in Valencia until Friday and then face Bosnia-Herzegovina at the national arena in Solna on Saturday. A victory there would secure group victory and promotion to the Nations League A division.
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