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That's it! The hosts are the first team into the final four.

They will face the winner of France v England, who play tomorrow.

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Substitute Beerensteyn picks up a yellow card and then has a decent chance on goal.

The Netherlands forward fights her way through on the right and has a go with her left foot, but her finish isn't good enough.

A tame attempt on goal from Mimmi Larsson falls into the grasp of Sari van Veenendaal.

And then Stina Blackstenius has her head in her hands as she goes one-on-one with the Netherlands keeper but she shins her effort and gets nothing on it.

The Sweden striker has looked out-of-sorts here today.

Sweden introduced Mimmi Larsson in place of Jonna Andersson, and now the Netherlands have made their last change.

Lineth Beerensteyn of Bayern Munich comes on for Lieke Martens, who looks like she's struggling with cramp. She's been brilliant for the hosts this evening.

A cracking bit of defending from Jessica Samuelsson who comes storming in to clear away the danger from the feet of Lieke Martens.

Hedvig Lindahl, the Sweden keeper, then comes rushing out of her goal to deny the hosts.

At the other end, substitute Mimmi Larsson pokes over. It's all happening

A long ball in finds Stina Blackstenius. She gets her head to it, with the keeper coming at her, and it trickles towards the line.

Lotta Schelin nudges it over, but she's been ruled offside.

A sigh of relief from the hosts.

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Sweden have reached at least the semi-finals in five of the last six Euros tournaments. But time is running out if they want to make it this year.

Just over 12 minutes remaining here.

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Shanice van de Sanden gets a huge reception as she leaves the field. The Liverpool player's been one of the stand-out performers for the hosts.

She waves her arms and cups her ear as she comes off. A showboat of a substitution!

On in her place is forward Renate Jansen.

Sweden make their first change. Fridolina Rolfo makes way for midfelder Hanna Folkessson.

Gaaaah, so close.

Vivianne Miedema almost has her second of the match as she turns and shoots but can only volley wide of the post.

The Netherlands are all over this now.

Danielle van de Donk finds the tricky Shanice van de Sanden making an inviting run on the left.

Her ball into the box is poor, though, and Sweden's defence clears.

In a bizarre turn of events, the trumpeter in the crowd breaks out into a rendition of Auld Lang Syne.

After that second goal, the home fans are celebrating like it's new year's eve. But as is the tradition, they stop singing after the first verse because they don't know the words.

Brilliant play for the Netherlands.

Jackie Groenen makes a lovely run into the box, feeds left to Lieke Martens and the goal-scorer's cross into the box finds Vivianne Mideema, but she can't get her header on target, as it floats over the bar.

Sweden have a free-kick just over the half-way line, in the Netherlands half.

It's floated in by Kosovare Asllani but it's cleared before any danger is caused.

The women in blue patiently try to build up some attacking momentum again, and they win another free-kick on the half-way line after Kika van Es is penalised.

Miedema clears it away this time.

Ay up, someone's produced a trumpet in the sell-out crowd and that's really got the Netherlands fans going.

Play that funky music.

Another decent chance for Sweden!

Stina Blackstenius out-smarts substitute defender Mandy van den Berg, takes the ball down under full control but can only place her shot over the bar.

The Sweden striker's scored twice in this tournament, but she doesn't look confident in front of goal at the moment.

The orange majority in the crowd have found their voice and inflatable clappers again.

What are they actually called? I'm sure it's something like thunder sticks...

Anyway, they're easily as annoying as the vuvuzela, circa World Cup 2010.