
An early home try from Arthur Marini was added to by Jack Tatu Robertsson, the visitors off the mark as Dovydas Taujanskas slotted a penalty.
But it was one-way traffic from then, a converted try from Anthony Rafael followed by a Samuel Ekfeldt five-pointer to push Sweden 19-3 up at the break.
A perfectly weighted Kalling-Smith kick set-up Ekfeldt for his second, the extras added before the Rams’ man extended his record as his country’s top scorer, Sweden now 31-3 to the good.
And midway through the final quarter Oliver Nilsson crossed for a converted score to put hist side top of the log following the opening block of fixtures.



