England's Jade Moore goes in to the referee's book for a tackle from behind on Arsenal's Danielle van de Donk.

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There were no changes at the break, by the way.

Both sides are playing a 4-3-3.

England's Jordan Nobbs gets the second half under way.

The Lionesses have 45 minutes to battle back to stay in Euro 2017.

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Just to remind you, earlier this evening, Denmark beat Austria in the other semi-final.

So the Danes will face the winner of this match on Sunday, in Enschede.

You can read the match report from the first semi-final here.

Tiptoe: A lucky Dutch goal. England are by far the better team. A bit more composure in front of goal required.

Rachel: England need to play the ball more through midfield, would maybe take White off for Carney, one of the best on the ball

Meanwhile, elsewhere in European football, Neymar's world record £200m move to PSG from Barcelona has now gone through.

Yes, that's two hundred million pounds.

You can read more on that news here.

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These sides met at this stage eight years ago, and it went to extra time (with England winning).

If England can fight back in this second half, could we be in for a late night here?

Rob Nicholson: England's technique badly shown up tonight. At times it's like a game of head tennis on the beach. Luck run out I think.

Does anyone agree or disagree with Rob?

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In tonight's Europa League action it's goalless at half time, with Everton being held by Ruzomberok.

You can follow that match here.

Backlash alert.

James, Warrington

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

England started strong and caused the Netherlands problems but the Dutch put England on the back foot and pinned them back. They have made it difficult.

England should have had a penalty, it was clear as anything.

Alistair Magowan
BBC Sport in Enschede

Funnily enough, no replay was shown inside the stadium of the penalty incident, although we did get one of the balloon bursting earlier. The home fans are not happy with England's appeals for that or the block on Jodie Taylor.

Off they go for half-time. England have plenty of thinking to do. It's going to be a big 15 minutes for Mark Sampson. What will he change at the break?

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They're in to the final minute of the first 45. The hosts are the happier side so far, that's for sure. They lead and are - as it stands - on course for a first final.

England try a free-kick routine straight from the training ground, as Jordan Nobbs and Fran Kirby combine with a short one, but Nobbs' eventual shot from long range bounces straight to the keeper.

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Now England want a free-kick inside the Netherlands half as Jodie Taylor - who has barely had a kick tonight - is brought down by Stephanie van der Gragt, halting a Lionesses break.

That was more of a 50:50 though.

England are frustrated.

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Jonathan Pearce
BBC Radio 5 live commentator in Enschede

England are exasperated! The whole bench are on their feet! Ellen White is fuming and she has every right to be. It's a penalty all day long.

England want a penalty as Desiree van Lunteren gives Ellen White an elbow in the back as a cross comes in to the box.

I've definitely seen those given. White went down under the challenge as she was knocked off balance. The referee says no.

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David P.