A corner comes in from the right from Sweden and it's curling dangerously towards the near post.

Sherida Spitse is alert and heads it clear. Kosovare Asllani then thumps a half-volley way wide.

Caroline Chapman
BBC Sport in Lyon

A while back, I discovered Shanice van de Sanden's middle name was Janice and I've not stopped thinking about it since.

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Right, 10 minutes to go. It's all been very cagey. Who is going to take the risk?

How crucial was this save?

Lina Hurtig and Elin Rubensson are replaced by Sweden duo Madelen Janogy and Julia Zigiotti.

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Caroline Chapman
BBC Sport in Lyon

The crowd inside Stade de Lyon is confirmed as 48,452.

That's around 5,000 less than last night for England v USA.

There's arguably equal decibel levels, though, especially when Shanice van de Sanden is on the charge

That's what Shanice van de Sanden can do. She pumps up the crowd afterwards too, waving her arms encouraging and shouting the equivalent of "come on" in Dutch.

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Shanice van de Sanden races away as the Netherlands look to break. She gets all the way to the edge of the box - she's so fast her teammates can't catch up - but Magdalena Eriksson does just enough to concede a corner.

The resulting set piece is swung into the centre and it's flicked on towards the back post but there's nobody there and it bounces wide.

Sue Smith
Former England forward on BBC One

It's fantastic to see the amount of people who want to watch women's football. The standard has been great. There have been some excellent matches.

Here's that excellent save from Netherlands' keeper Sari van Veenendaal earlier.

There were huge cheers when Shanice van de Sanden came on. This is her home ground after all!

Her first involvement is to skip away down the right before her curling delivery is headed away by Linda Sembrant.

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Paul: People in the comments should show these two teams more respect. Not a good game but both got here on merit. Sweden beat Germany so to say England would have walked past either side is disrespectful.

Here's that change we have all been expecting. Shanice van de Sanden replaces Lineth Beerensteyn for the Netherlands.

Can the Lyon winger provide the winner?

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The ball comes in from the right and Danielle van de Donk thinks she has been pushed by Nilla Fischer.

The referee is having none of it and I agree, the Swedish defender was just too strong.

Danielle van de Donk has been excellent, as always. She tracks all the way back and gets a tackle in on Linda Sembrant on the right.

Sweden retain possession but a poor cross is easily dealt with by the keeper at the near post.

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

There has been talk of having smaller goals in the women's game but we have seen two fantastic goalkeeping displays so far.

It makes me smile inside.

Lina Hurtig gets into the box on the left-hand side but Dutch full-back Desiree van Lunteren times her sliding tackle to perfection.

Jackie Groenen tries to break quickly but doesn't get far.

Caroline Chapman
BBC Sport in Lyon

Miedema stood cold, mouth wide open, after that header was tipped over by Hadvig Lindahl.

A brilliant save by the Chelsea keeper.

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

The faintest of touches from Hedvig Lindahl to tip the ball onto the crossbar.

This is my dream, watching a top game and talking about top goalkeeping, this never happens at a Women's World Cup (!)

Sue Smith
Former England forward on BBC One

That's why Sweden are fearful at set-pieces. The delivery is pin-point. What a save. Two fantastic saves, one from either goalkeeper.

They're such a threat, whether it's a corner or wide free-kick. They're so powerful, they have so many options in there.