Match postponed until Sunday at 11:00 BST
Heavy rain made pitch unplayable
Result: Netherlands 2-0 Sweden
Hosts first team into semi-finals
Austria v Spain & England v France on Sunday
So that was eventful!
We'll be back tomorrow where (hopefully) we'll be bringing you the delayed Germany v Denmark match in the quarter-finals of the Women's Euro 2017, followed by Spain v Austria and England v France.
Thanks for joining us!
Germany v Denmark
That's it. It's all off. Rain has stopped play.
The match has been rescheduled until 11:00 BST on Sunday.
Germany v Denmark
We should have kicked off an hour ago.
We're still waiting for an official update on if/when this match will go ahead tonight.
Image source, Getty ImagesEngland v France (Sunday, 19:45 BST)
England stalwart Casey Stoney has been speaking to the media as her side prepare to face France on Sunday in their quarter-final clash.
She believes the Lionesses can end a 43-year wait to beat the French...
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Germany v Denmark
The players and officials are out on the pitch but the ground staff are still trying to shift the excess water.
The managers are in heated discussions about the situation. It's getting later and later...
Germany v Denmark
"Have a go at goal," they said. "What could go wrong?"
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Image source, Getty ImagesGermany v Denmark
The latest on rain-gate is as follows:
Apparently the players are going to start warming up again in five minutes. It's still raining in Rotterdam, though.
We wait...
Germany v Denmark
Faye White
Former England international on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra
The Danes have not been full of goals up to this point and are going to face a really stern test tonight against Germany. All the pressure is on the Germans though and the weather could prevent them getting their normal passing game going. That could benefit Denmark.
Germany v Denmark
Holders Germany made a relatively sluggish start by their high standards, but eventually qualified as group winners.
They opened the tournament with a 0-0 draw with Sweden, before wins over Italy and Russia.
Denmark finished as runners-up behind Netherlands in Group A. They lost to the hosts, but made it out of the group thanks to victories over Belgium and Norway.
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We're going to need a bigger boat...
Image source, Getty ImagesGermany v Denmark
A ball girl has just tried to kick a ball across the soggy pitch and she's landed flat on her back in a massive puddle.
Did we laugh? Yes. Heartily.
She's fine, by the way. She gave the crowd a little bow and was full of smiles (and rain water).
Image source, Rex FeaturesGermany v Denmark
We're delayed "until further notice", according to official channels...
Germany v Denmark (20:00 BST
The players are hanging around in the tunnel, surrounded by various Uefa people, but there doesn't seem to be much movement out on the pitch.
It looks like we won't be kicking off at 20:00 BST, anyway.
Germany v Denmark (20:00 BST)
Germany have been European champions for 22 years. Yes, 22. They've won six consecutive titles - the first of which came in 1989.
Their record in this tournament stands at 89 wins from 115 matches, losing seven and drawing 19.
Denmark, meanwhile, have been semi-finalists on five occasions and made it to the last four in 2013, where they lost to Norway on penalties.
The head-to-head between these two is fairly surprising: Denmark have won three and drawn one of their last six meetings.
Image source, Getty ImagesGermany v Denmark (20:00 BST)
We are currently watching pictures of a groundsman trying to get rid of several inches of water from the dugout, using just a bucket.
It's not all glamour in football, eh?
It's still raining in Rotterdam so we'll keep you posted with the pitch inspections. As it stands, kick-off is due at 20:00 BST - 15 minutes later than expected.
Image source, Getty ImagesEngland v France (Sunday, 19:45 BST)
Image source, Getty ImagesShe was overlooked by England for years and has had a nomadic career, but Jodie Taylor is one of the stars of Euro 2017.
So why did it take so long for the Arsenal striker to shine on the international stage, and how did she get here?
England v France (Sunday, 19:45 BST)
We hope he's colour-coding.
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England v France (Sunday, 19:45 BST)
We have some fighting talk from England's manager, as they prepare for Sunday's quarter-final meeting with France.
Mark Sampson says his side "do not need to be at our very best" to end a 43-year wait to beat Les Bleues.
The Lionesses have lost to the French in their past three major tournaments and have failed to beat them in five games since Sampson took over in 2013.
But he said: "We want to be at our very best but the nice feeling is we don't need to be to win on Sunday.
"If we are then there's no question in my mind that we'll win comfortably."
Feisty.
Image source, Getty ImagesGermany v Denmark (20:00 BST)
Holders many times over Germany make two changes from the team which beat Russia 2-0. Out go Carolin Simon and Mandy Islacker, in come Linda Dallman and Isabell Kerschowski.
It's just one change for the Danes, as Maja Kildemoes replaces Frederikke Thogersen.
Image source, Rex FeaturesGermany v Denmark (20:00 BST)
Welcome back to the Euro 2017 quarter-finals!
My oh my, there's been a deluge of rain in Rotterdam. The game between Germany and Denmark is going ahead but there's a 15 minute delay to proceedings.
So as it stands, we'll get going at 20:00 BST.
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