Miedema and Van de Donk combine really well for the Netherlands but Shanice van de Sanden undoes all their good work by sending a loose ball in from the right.

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Just wide for Sweden!

The Dutch are half-asleep and Fridolina Rolfo gets away from Anouk Dekker, but the Sweden striker's right-footed drive goes past the post.

Off we go in the second half.

The Netherlands have had to make a change. Stephanie van der Gregt took a knock late in the first half. She's replaced by Mandy van den Berg in defence.

We'll say this quietly so we don't jinx it, but...

England are doing pretty well in an international tournament.

The Lionesses won all three of their Group D fixtures, progressing with Thursday's 2-1 victory over Portugal. And with 10 goals, Mark Sampson's side scored more than all the teams in Group A combined.

But there's a huge test in front of them in Sunday's quarter-final, in the form of old foes France.

The French, ranked two places higher than the Lionesses at third in the world, have not lost to England since 1974.

However, after a narrow opening win over Iceland, draws against Austria and Switzerland saw them edge in to the last eight only as group runners-up.

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It was a fairly even first half in terms of possession, with Netherlands at 54%.

But perhaps the most telling stat is in the passing accuracy, with the hosts at 80% and Sweden at 68%.

Lieke Martens' free-kick separates the sides at the moment. The Netherlands midfielder has two goals and one assist at this tournament. She's heading off to Barcelona this season, alongside England's Toni Duggan.

Vamos!

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The whistle goes in Doetinchem.

The hosts are 45 minutes away from the semi-finals.

Stina Blackstenius, who has been Sweden's biggest threat so far, makes a darting run after collecting a looping ball.

She weaves her way to the byline but is out-muscled by Stephanie van der Gragt and team-mate Anouk Dekker clears the danger.

A shoulder barge from Jessica Samuelsson on goal-scorer Lieke Martens sees the Swedish right-back earn the first yellow card of the match.

It's been coming.

Oooh, close for Sweden. A dangerous ball in from the left from Stina Blackstenius comes into the path of an on-rushing Nilla Fischer but the Wolfsburg defender has got too much speed and not enough accuracy. She can't poke it home.

Another free-kick for the Netherlands, as Jackie Groenen is brought down by Fridolina Rolfo, who clips her opponent on the ankle as they clash.

Sweden will need to watch out if they continue these little battles, although no cards have been shown so far.

Needless to say, the partisan home crowd enjoyed that one and they've got their inflatable clappers back out to support the girls in orange.

The Netherlands play keep-ball in the centre of the pitch and eventually earn a free-kick when Stina Blackstenius shoves Van de Donk.

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Vivianne Miedema is brought down on the edge of the penalty box by Jessica Samuelsson but a free-kick is given right on the line.

It looks like the trip happened just inside the box and the Netherlands forward fell outside it.

It's in a dangerous position, either way.

Real danger from the Netherlands. They're finding their feet here.

Sweden defender Nilla Fischer tries to clear on the edge of the box but it's a poor effort, and Vivianne Miedema is waiting to pounce.

The Dutch number nine flicks the ball over a defender and tries to find the target, but she can't find a definitive touch.

Then Lieke Martens has a go from distance but midfielder also misses the target.

A speculative ball in almost finds the head of Stina Blackstenius at the far post.

Keeper Sari van Veenendaal goes for the punch and it's cleared for a Sweden corner.

There are lots of bodies on the line as it's swung in. Nilla Fischer has a go with a header but the ball flies over the bar.

Shanice van de Sanden continues to make headway on the right flank for the Netherlands but she's been stalked by the Sweden defence and they are stopping her from getting any sort of cross into the box.

The hosts try their luck on the left now, and van de Sanden tries to square to Vivianne Miedema, but she's hustled out.

Sweden push forward and make a half-hearted penalty shout for handball in the box, as the ball bobbles up and hits Dutch centre-back Anouk Dekker. She knew nothing about that and the referee isn't interested, despite Stina Blacksteinus' frantic screams.

Antother clattering tackle from a woman in blue. This time Kosovare Asllani, the Manchester City midfielder, goes in on Van de Sanden in the centre of the field.

And then finally a chance for the Netherlands in the box! Vivianne Miedema tries to get on the end of a corner but she scuffs her shot and lands on the floor, before it's blocked and cleared.

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Sherida Spitse sends the resulting free-kick over the bar. It doesn't dip enough to trouble Hedvig Lindahl in the Sweden goal.

Jessica Samuelsson goes in heavy on Lieke Martens on the edge of the Netherlands box. No booking, just a free-kick.

The hosts try to make a positive attack and earn another free-kick against Martens, but this time in a dangerous area - about 25 yards out.