Hosts Dutch will play Denmark in Sunday's final
Vivianne Miedema with header across goal for opener
Terrible Fara Williams header sets up Dutch second
Millie Bright with deflected own goal right at the end
Commentary on Radio 5 live
Netherlands 0-0 England
Arsenal keeper Sari van Veenendaal comes out commandingly to claim the corner in the air.
Then, as she looks to clear it, England's Millie Bright collides with her on the edge of the area.
The Chelsea defender gets a booking. That one feels a tad harsh.
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Jordan Nobbs' free-kick is nodded behind and it's a corner to England... The first of the match.
Netherlands 0-0 England
Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 live
That was one of those really, really painful tackles. It was reckless - the referee has put a marker down with that yellow card.
Netherlands 0-0 England
Dutch right-back Desiree van Lunteren catches Ellen White's foot near the touchline and it's the first yellow card of the game.
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Raoul van Lennep: Hup Holland Hup!! Go Dutch lionesses!! Hoping for a good home win tonight 2-1!
Ssxio: Go England. Go Oranje! Happy for either to win! Winner of this game will win the tournament!
The home view there, plus the definition of a neutral. England fans, what do you think?
Netherlands 0-0 England
The Lionesses aren't keeping the ball very well, so far. They can play a lot better than this.
Nerves are natural though, on such an occasion. After all, a first ever major trophy is potentially just 170 minutes away.
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England look ever so slightly anxious at the back, so far. There have been a couple of rushed clearances.
On the other hand, right-back Lucy Bronze has made two confident interceptions already.
No clear chances to report for either side just yet.
Netherlands 0-0 England
Image source, ReutersEngland win a free-kick along the halfway line, as former Chelsea Ladies midfielder Jackie Groenen clips Fran Kirby's heels.
The Lionesses are just looking to settle things down.
Netherlands 0-0 England
Alistair Magowan
BBC Sport in Enschede
It is absolutely rocking here. Every time flying wingers Lieke Martens and Shanice van de Sanden get near the ball, the place erupts.
But the England fans behind us are making a fair racket with a very keen drummer on board.
I quite enjoyed Rachel Brown-Finnis singing the national anthem whole-heartedly earlier. Once a Lioness, always a Lioness.
Netherlands 0-0 England
A nervy clearance from England keeper Siobhan Chamberlain falls straight to the Netherlands' Lieke Martens outside the area, but the Dutch don't take advantage.
Plenty of noise from the home fans, who have packed out FC Twente's home ground.
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Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 live
Will the Netherlands feel like they've done enough already, getting this far?
England certainly won't be feeling like that.
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England start brightly and Jordan Nobbs gets space down the right.
Nothing comes of the attack, but that's encouraging for the Lionesses.
Netherlands 0-0 England
England are in their traditional white kit. The hosts are wearing orange, as you'd expect.
We're off. The Netherlands get the game started.
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FT: Denmark beat Austria on pens
Meanwhile, we now know who awaits the winner of this match in Sunday's final.
In the past few moments, after a goalless 120 minutes, Denmark have beaten Austria on penalties to reach their first final.
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The England team link arms to sing the national anthem. The waiting is almost over.
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The players walk out in Enschede, where the stands are full.
Kick-off is moments away. Hold on to your hats, folks.
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Ian Ellis: Standing in line to get into centre stage to watch Diversity at Butlins. Thank god for wifi. Come on England!!
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Netherlands v England (19:45 BST)
Alistair Magowan
BBC Sport in Enschede
FC Twente's stadium holds 30,000 people, but it has a similar appearance to Old Trafford, with three high stands and one lower one on the opposite side to where we are sitting.
There was a funny moment a short while ago where Siobhan Chamberlain was practising her drop-kicks, which were sailing into the Dutch half. One missed the host players by a few yards, to which Lieke Martens gave back-up keeper Mary Earps, collecting the balls, a few choice words.
The gloves are off (for the outfield players anyway!).