It looks like she got a ball to her face and may have suffered concussion. She's being strapped heavily and lifted carefully onto the stretcher.

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Time is up. The players are gathered in the centre - concern for Asllani at the forefront - but the Sweden players know it will probably be the last kick of the match when the whistle goes again.

Caroline Chapman
BBC Sport in Lyon

Canadian referee Marie-Soleil Beaudoin ushers away Sherida Spitse, among others, as Kosovare Asllani receives treatment.

There's a stretcher out. Not what you want to see.

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120+3 mins

Netherlands 1-0 Sweden

This isn't a good sight. Kosovare Asllani is down on the turf and there's a stretcher out for her. She looks very groggy.

Pat Nevin
Former Chelsea and Scotland winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

Got to use the left foot, she tried to use the outside of her right boot.

Just put your foot through it, especially at this time of the game.

Oh it should have been 2-0 and game over. Shanice van de Sanden is given the ball in space in the box and she only has the keeper to beat.

She has so long to think about it and ends up poking it well wide! Vivianne Miedema is absolutely furious!

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Jill Roord is in the box and it's two-on-two for the Netherlands. Shanice van de Sanden opts to go into the corner this time though, and the fans aren't happy.

She ends up losing it straight away and boos ring out around Lyon.

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

That was an outstanding tackle.

If I was a defender, I would be raging at Shanice van de Sanden. Keep it in the corner, there is no danger there.

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Caroline Seger beats Jackie Groenen to the ball then feeds Sofia Jakobsson in down the left. Desiree van Lunteren makes a bursting run back to make another last-ditch tackle.

The resulting corner comes out to Julia Zigiotti but her shot is blocked before a cross fizzes dangerously across the face of the Dutch goal!

Pat Nevin
Former Chelsea and Scotland winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

Bit of urgency now from Sweden, they need to but have they left it far too late?

The Dutch deal with the free-kick before Shanice van de Sanden hooks it long. It falls to Jill Roord, who can give chase, but Linda Sembrant is back to defend.

Kosovare Asllani is brought down late by Danielle van de Donk and Sweden have a free-kick in the centre.

Into the book goes Van de Donk...

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Sweden hoof it long and Dominique Bloodworth can only head it out for a corner. Kosovare Asllani's header is blocked before Shanice van de Sanden clears.

The free-kick is drilled in towards Vivianne Miedema but she's stretching as she glances it wide.

Changes from Sweden. Stina Blackstenius and Magdalena Eriksson are off. Jonna Andersson and Mimmi Larsson are on.

Danielle van de Donk uses her experience to run the ball into the right corner and wins a free-kick.

Caroline Chapman
BBC Sport in Lyon

It's time to ramp up the battle of the bands once again. The Oranje crew break out the brass while Sweden chant and pump their fists.

They've both been in brilliant form tonight.

Jill Roord holds on to it too long and Vivianne Miedema runs offside. The substitute ends up giving the ball away before Caroline Seger wins a free-kick in the middle.

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Stina Blackstenius makes a run off the shoulder and points to Caroline Seger where she wants it.

The skipper almost picks her out with a threaded pass but it's got too much pace on it.

Can Sweden find an equaliser?