Summary

  • Results: Portugal 1-2 England, Scotland 1-0 Spain

  • England and Spain qualify for quarter-finals

  • One more Scotland goal would have sent them through

  • Duggan & Parris with early goals in either half for England

  • Weir earned Scots impressive victory

  1. SUBSTITUTION (Portugal)published at 80 mins

    Portugal 1-2 England

    Boston Breakers' Amanda Da Costa comes on, with Santos FC's Suzana Pires going off for Portugal.

    There are 10 minutes left in Tilburg.

  2. Postpublished at 79 mins

    Scotland 1-0 Spain

    Scotland now, with a rare chance to taste possession in midfield. Can they build something.

    Fiona Brown battles away down the left, somehow digs out a brilliant cross, but Lana Clelland's touch is terrible. What might have been a dangerous chance drifts away, again.

  3. Metronome Farapublished at 79 mins

    Portugal 1-2 England

    Rachel Brown-Finnis
    Ex-England goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 live

    England have been much, much better in this second half.

    Fara Williams has brought the heartbeat to the team, dictating things. She's been that really steady link between the backline and the forwards.

  4. Postpublished at 77 mins

    Scotland 1-0 Spain

    Scotland have to beat Spain by TWO goals to go through - and they need England to beat Portugal.

    Spain know a Portugal goal now would see them eliminated. So they're throwing everything at this.

    This is like next goal wins. Both teams are going hell for leather.

    Alexia PutellasImage source, Getty Images
  5. get involved

    Get Involved via #bbcfootballpublished at 21:17 British Summer Time 27 July 2017

    Scotland 1-0 Spain

    Tom and 20 others: This is 1978 all over again #Scotland #bbcfootball

    Anna Signeul's side are hoping not! There is still time left for some twists.

  6. SUBSTITUTIONpublished at 75 mins

    Scotland 1-0 Spain

    A change for Scotland. Fiona Brown is ON, Joanne Love is OFF.

    That's Anna Signeul gambling by throwing on another striker.

    FIFTEEN minutes for Scotland to find the goal they need.

  7. 'Spain turning up the heat'published at 21:14 British Summer Time 27 July 2017

    Scotland 1-0 Spain

    Steven Thompson
    Former Scotland striker on BBC Sportsound

    Scotland need to regroup. Spain are turning up the heat. I'd like to see us get a bit closer in the middle of the park to the Spanish midfield.

    Alexia Putellas of Spain and Caroline Weir of ScotlandImage source, Getty Images
  8. PENALTY APPEALpublished at 72 mins

    Scotland 1-0 Spain

    Spain continue to dominate possession. They own the ball and all that can be made with it.

    Vicky Losada is chopped down in the box and, I tell you what, Frankie Brown and Scotland are so lucky that's not a penalty.

  9. HUGE MISS!published at 69 mins

    Scotland 1-0 Spain

    Mariona Caldentey's lofted cross into the box is perfect for Maria Paz, who rises above the Scotland shirts around her... and nods an easy chance wide of the post.

    Scotland are really hanging on. And they still need to find that magic goal that would send them through.

  10. Postpublished at 70 mins

    Portugal 1-2 England

    Portugal's Dolores Silva curls the free-kick wide to the left of goal. England can regain possession.

  11. Postpublished at 68 mins

    Scotland 1-0 Spain

    Offside!

    The flag cancels out all that went before; Alexia Putellas channels onto a sneaking through ball that cuts deftly through the Scotland bodies. Gemma Fay is out to scoop away at feet, and just about manages to get the ball to safety.

    The replay shows that Putellas was level.

  12. Postpublished at 69 mins

    Portugal 1-2 England

    Portugal win a free-kick in a dangerous position as Jordan Nobbs trips Diana Silva, around eight or nine yards from the penalty area.

  13. Postpublished at 66 mins

    Portugal 1-2 England

    Jordan Nobbs tries her luck from range for England after an Alex Scott cross was cleared out to her and fell nicely for the Arsenal midfielder, but her decent effort goes over the bar.

  14. HITS THE WOODWORKpublished at 65 mins

    Scotland 1-0 Spain

    Silvia Meseguer crashes a superb curling effort from range plumb against the crossbar. It's still shuddering as Gemma Fay slowly turns her head to face the ball somehow drift to safety.

    With England still winning, it's just ONE more goal that Scotland need.

    Or else they are heading out.

    For now, they've got their work cut out keeping Spain at bay.

  15. SUBSTITUTION (Portugal)published at 64 mins

    Portugal 1-2 England

    Portugal goalscorer Carolina Mendes is coming off.

    Leverkusen's Ana Leite - who scored the winner against Scotland on Sunday - comes on up front.

  16. Postpublished at 62 mins

    Portugal 1-2 England

    The Portugal keeper, Patricia Morais, is hurt and receiving treatment on the pitch.

    I think it's her quadracep. Has she pulled a muscle? The substitute keeper is warming up for Portugal.

    But actually, Morais looks set to carry on for now. She winces and limps back to goal. There was a slight pause in play though.

  17. CHANCE!published at 62 mins

    Scotland 1-0 Spain

    More dodgy defending from the Spanish, a poor back pass is hurriedly smashed into a chasing Scotland body and Lana Clelland gets two chances to make something of it.

    Her first shot is closed down quickly - good recovery - and her second sails harmlessly to safety. They must make more of these.

  18. SUBSTITUTION (England)published at 60 mins

    Portugal 1-2 England

    Millie Bright is coming off. On comes Arsenal's Jordan Nobbs.

    Reading's Jo Potter will therefore slot back, from midfield, into the backline for England.

  19. CHANCE!published at 59 mins

    Scotland 1-0 Spain

    Maria Paz drags wide with a first-time snap-shot after darting into space behind the Scotland backline. Masterful pass from Amanda Sampedro to find her.

    They've got extra bodies up top now, Spain. Scotland will need to re-adjust.

  20. Postpublished at 59 mins

    Portugal 1-2 England; Scotland 1-0 Spain

    We're in the intriguing situation where both Portugal and Scotland - in separate games - are one goal away from qualifying.