Solid again from Gemma Fay to narrow the angle as she rushes off her line to better effect this time, deflecting a shot away for a corner.

Marta Torrejon nods wide as the delivery comes in.

Just before, Leila Ouahabi came off, Marta Corredera on for Spain. That's a striker on for a defender.

England go close to a third but Millie Bright can't quite connect with a left-wing cross at the far post.

Then, from a corner, Nikita Parris has a low shot blocked.

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And here's another sign! Silvia Meseguer drills the ball out of play with a horrendously misplaced pass.

Spain are seriously off their stride. Can Scotland profit?

They are growing, Anna Signeul's Scotland side. Gone is the Spanish swagger that so characterised that opening period.

Erin Cuthbert turns the tables on Leila Ouahabi as she robs the left-back of possession in her own half. Cuthbert is hauled down and Ouahabi goes in the book. Signs the times are changing.

As things stands, Spain are going through with England. Why, you ask?

Well, Spain would be second - despite losing - by virtue of their better goal difference when taking into account only the games involving Portugal, Spain and Scotland, as they'd all be level on three points.

Spain beat Portugal 2-0 earlier in the tournament - that margin of victory is tipping the balance for now. But one more Scotland goal changes all that.

Amy MacBeath
BBC Scotland Sport in Deventer

The Tartan Army have something to cheer at the moment, that miss aside, and the chant of "no Scotland no party" pipes up once again.

Striker Lana Clelland has come on this half to replace Leanne Ross, which could benefit Scotland's attacking force if they can get the ball to the feet of the Tavagnacco player.

They are pushing hard for number two now... and need England to keep up the good work.

Let's hope for Leanne Crichton's sake there will be others...

Steven Thompson
Former Scotland striker on BBC Sportsound

You are not going to get a better chance in this game to get a second goal. Any kind of bad connection would have put it in the goal, but she caught it so well and lent back and volleyed it over.

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Scotland buck the trend and force a corner of their own. It's drifted in, Leanne Crichton is in acres of space, about six yards out...

And she blazes over the bar, when it was easier to score. She holds her head in disbelief. And is not alone in doing so.

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

England were ready to get out of the blocks straight away in the second half. Nikita Parris affirms that with a goal. They were right at it.

So that goal means Scotland are ONE goal away from reaching the knockout stage...

Dare we dream?

Spain, full of beans, straight out of the blocks. Desperate lunging challenges from the Scotland backline keeping the red shirts at bay, fending off two corners in succession.

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Well, Clive, it's certainly still all to play for.

Steven Thompson
Former Scotland striker on BBC Sportsound

Spain have had a lot of possession but Scotland have managed to keep them in front of them. We've had a five-minute spell where Scotland have been absolutely hounded by Spain, a couple of efforts on goal, a couple of flaps by Gemma Fay, a couple of good saves. The only Scotland shot at goal has been the goal. It was fortuitous, but it was good to see the girls celebrate. The job is half done but Portugal are worrying me.

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Back under way.

There's been a change in the Scotland midfield at the break - Lana Clelland is on for Leanne Ross.

And a change for Spain too. Valencia striker Maria Paz is on for Jennifer Hermoso, who looked really bright. Injury?

Portugal get the second half in Tilburg under way. England are in their traditional white kit.

England's players are back out in Tilburg and in a huddle.

They're 45 minutes away from the quarter-finals, as it stands, but they'll want to play much better than they did in the first half.

Julie Fleeting
Former Scotland striker on BBC Radio Scotland

I think we've gone through every emotion. We've ridden the storm well, and going ahead just before half-time was perfect timing for us. They can now go in at half-time, regroup, and come up with a plan for the second half.

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Ben Mundy
Newsbeat, Radio 1 in the Netherlands

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SamC: Frustrating watching this. We all know that England are better. Right time to have a bad day at the office though.

Rory McMahon: Last time I genuinely enjoyed watching England play football was when Gazza wore the shirt, until now that is.