Sweden star Zlatan Ibrahimovic bemoaned his team letting rivals Denmark back into their Euro 2016 play-off tie on Saturday.
Ibrahimovic netted a 50th-minute penalty after Emil Forsberg's fine opener on the stroke of half-time at the Friends Arena in Solna.
"After [taking] the 2-0 [lead] we dropped off. We were tired," Ibrahimovic was quoted as saying by Voetbal International.
"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."
The Stade de France, which hosted France's 2-0 friendly win over Germany, was one of a number of venues targeted in what appeared to be a co-ordinated terrorist operation.
The Friends Arena was illuminated in the colours of the French flag as a mark of respect on Saturday and Sweden and Denmark observed a minute's silence before kick-off.
"I have tried to focus entirely on this game, but it was very difficult," Ibrahimovic said.
"It's tragic what happened there. This kind of thing should never happen."
