In to the final minute of the 90 we go, and England's dreams of Euro 2017 glory are fading away.

It hasn't been their night tonight. The Dutch have been more clinical, more decisive.

Just two minutes are added on.

Renate Jansen is on for the hosts, in place of Liverpool's Shanice van de Sanden. Time is almost up.

Sherida Spitse clears Toni Duggan's low shot off the line for the hosts, from England's resulting corner.

England are throwing all they can at the Dutch goal now, but is it too little, too late?

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England go close through Ellen White, with a powerful strike, but Sari van Veenendaal palms it wide for a corner.

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

England, in possession, have not used the ball. They have given it away far too easily. They haven't utilised the ball. When the Netherlands have had the ball they have had a purpose to every pass.

The Netherlands are ranked 12th in the Fifa women's rankings, while England are fifth. This is an upset, make no mistake about it. The Dutch are closing in on their first ever major final.

England's corner comes to nothing as it's well claimed by Sari van Veenendaal in the air.

Moments later, the hosts win a corner of their own, and they'll look to wind down the clock in the far corner.

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

Time is absolutely running out for England.

Has Mark Sampson got it right tactically tonight?

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England's Jodie Taylor has a great chance to score, but her close-range effort goes straight at the keeper, and her rebounded poke is blocked wide. Corner.

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Jonathan Pearce
BBC Radio 5 live commentator in Enschede

It's a dark night in the east Netherlands. England are 10 minutes away from going home.

It was at the semi-final stage when England's bid for World Cup glory under head coach Mark Sampson ended in 2015.

They have 10 minutes left to avoid going out at the same stage this time too.

It's not exactly a cold night in the Netherlands, but at least one person is wearing a coat.

Such was his dismay at the referee's decision not to give England a penalty before the break, head coach Mark Sampson ripped his own shirt in his protests at the time.

Since then, he's had his coat zipped up all the way to the top, to keep the tear hidden.

England have a free-kick in a dangerous position, but captain Steph Houghton curls it over the wall and over the bar too. That wasn't her best effort.

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

England just need to keep their composure, they must not panic. They still have 15 minutes.

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England bring on Chelsea winger Karen Carney for central midfielder Jade Moore.

There are now A LOT of attacking players on the field for the Lionesses.

Mark Sampson knows time is running out.

Around 15 minutes to go, then. England are heading out at the semi-final stage, barring a dramatic late comeback.

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Lucy Bronze goes over in the area. The Dutch are accusing her of falling down too easily.

But you could say there was very sufficient contact - and none made with the ball whatsoever. Can England feel a tad aggrieved there?

Not many complaints to the referee from the Lionesses though. And, in fact, the replays show Bronze did jump, so to speak..

Wayne Ellis: A performance that smacks of complacency. Playing like they expected to just have to turn up to win...

Ash: This performance by England reminds me of England.

Does anyone else feel as though that clock is ticking by very, very fast?

England need a goal, urgently.

Ajax's Kelly Zeeman is brought on on for defender Stephanie van der Gragt, who had come in to this game carrying a slight knock.