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Portugal have made two changes from the side which beat Scotland 2-1 to put their destiny in their own hands.

Vanessa Marques and former Liverpool player Amanda da Costa are replaced by Suzane Pires and Melissa Antunes in the side's diamond midfield. Former Chelsea full-back Ana Borges starts at right-back.

Portugal XI: Morais, Borges, Rebelo, Costa, Dolores Silva; Pinto, Antunes, Pires, Neto; Diana Silva, Mendes.

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For Scotland, things look rather more difficult... But qualification is still possible!

They must win by at least two goals against Spain, and hope Portugal lose.

Any other scenario sends the Scots home.

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Put simply, England are almost in to the quarter-finals.

The Lionesses would go through with a win, a draw or even a one or two-goal defeat.

But if England lose by three goals or more, they will be out if Spain beat Scotland.

However, if England lose 2-0 and Spain win, England would be at worst second, ahead of Portugal on overall goal difference.

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So with six teams already through to the last eight, all that's left to decide is who goes through from Group D.

As you can see from the table above, as it stands, England are three points clear at the top and looking set to reach the quarter-finals.

But things look less positive for Scotland, although Anna Signeul's side can still go through.

There is still a scenario where three teams could finish on six points, plus another scenario where three teams could all finish on three points.

So what does each team need to avoid going home? Let's run you through it.

Last night, France survived a scare to reach the Women's Euro 2017 quarter-finals as they came from behind with 10 players to draw 1-1 and knock out Switzerland, while Austria beat Iceland to top Group C.

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On Tuesday, Germany took a step closer to a seventh consecutive European Championship title as they beat Russia 2-0 to reach the quarter-finals, while Sweden took second spot in Group B despite losing 3-2 to already eliminated Italy.

You can read the full round-up of Tuesday's action here.

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On Monday, the Netherlands reached the last eight with victory over Belgium, and Denmark joined them by beating 2013 finalists Norway.

You can read more on that here.

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England head coach Mark Sampson is wary of a side who have two former Women's Super League players in their ranks - Amanda Da Costa, previously of Liverpool, and Ana Borges, who used to play for Chelsea.

"This is a nation that found a way to win the men’s European Championship finals last summer having won only one game – very sadly for me (a Welshman) – over 90 minutes," he said.

"This is the opportunity for Portugal women, at their first European Championship, to qualify for the knockout rounds. We know they’ll be incredibly motivated, but so are we, and we want to put in a better performance than we have done so far."

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Portugal head coach Francisco Neto spoke effusively about the reaction back home when his team beat Scotland to notch up their first ever European Championship win. He said it shifted women's football from the back pages to the front and he even got a congratulatory call from the president Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa, external.

Scotland make five changes to the team that lost 2-1 to Portugal on Sunday.

Rachel McLauchlan, Vaila Barsley, Kirsty Smith, Fiona Brown and Lana Clelland all drop out.

Leanne Ross, Joanne Love, Erin Cuthbert, Frankie Brown and Chloe Arthur all come in.

Scotland XI: Fay, Frankie Brown, Dieke, L Ross, Love, Cuthbert, Weir, Crichton, Evans, Corsie, Arthur.

Spain XI: Panos, Torrejon, Paredes, Pereira, Sampedro, Hermoso, Putellas, Losada, Meseguer, Ouahabi, Caldentey.

Head coach Mark Sampson says England Women are peaking physically for their final Euro 2017 group game against Portugal and need to "keep the snowball rolling".

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Head coach Mark Sampson has made 10 changes following Sunday's win over Spain. Centre-back Millie Bright is the only player to remain.

The wholesale changes may sound dramatic, but England are still fielding a very experienced side.

Toni Duggan wins her 50th cap, while right-back Alex Scott gets her 140th.

England XI: Chamberlain, A Scott, Bright, Bassett, Greenwood; Potter, Williams; Carney, Duggan, Christiansen; Parris.

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Yes, we've got live text and radio commentary of both the final Group D matches for you tonight, with both games starting at 19:45 BST.

England - who will qualify if they avoid a heavy defeat - face Portugal in Tilburg.

Scotland - who must win by two goals and hope Portugal lose - meet Spain in Deventer.

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The group stage is almost over and the knockout rounds are approaching fast.

But will two home nations reach the quarter-finals, just one, or perhaps none at all?

Well, tonight we will find out for sure.

Good evening and welcome to our live coverage of England and Scotland's third and final group games at Women's Euro 2017.