Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer in Guimaraes

The Netherlands goal had been coming. They were dominating possession and building pressure and eventually it paid off.

England up against it now and Dutch manager Ronald Koeman is urging his players to press home this superiority.

It's not been that bad Josh.

Raheem Sterling does well to win the ball back but he's pinged.

Chris Sutton
Ex-Chelsea striker on BBC Radio 5 live

Donny van de Beek has to score. It's well worked by the Dutch down the right and it loops up to van de Beek, eight yards out with the goal gaping, but he puts it over.

This is really lively now, like a proper cup game. Matthijs de Ligt's up and down night has another hit, as he pulls off a wonderful block to shut out a shot from Harry Kane.

I reckon there's a late winner in this!

Half baked from van de Beek!

What a chance that is, the Ajax man leans back to meet a deflected cross from the right and shanks it into the stands.

Huge let off for England.

Romain: The England team has always been overrated! Had a below par performance and easy ride to the WC semis and still playing shambolic football!

Steve: Harry Kane... A negative for Spurs and a negative for England. Slows everything up!

Richard: Speaking from my incredibly amateur goalkeeping experience (15 years and counting) - put someone on your posts at corners. The amount of times teams concede there...

Jordan Henderson, champion of Europe, replaces Fabian Delph, champion of England.

Chris Waddle
Ex-England winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

Normally you see England dominating football matches but they have not been able to get their foot on the ball.

The Dutch have been the better side.

England have had more of the ball since conceding than in about the half hour before that. Good response.

Nice from Raheem Sterling, he shrugs off Virgil van Dijk, no mean feat, but Van Dijk then gets back to win it again.

It's gone up a notch, can England get off the ropes to land an attack of their own?

Chris Waddle
Ex-England winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

You have got to say, what a delivery. Matthijs de Ligt gets away from his marker and there is only one man who is going to head that.

It's a bullet of a header and Jordan Pickford has no chance.

Chris Sutton
Ex-Chelsea striker on BBC Radio 5 live

England are camped on the edge of their own box and it's going to take a shot from distance to break through.

Ian Dennis reminds us that it was at about this stage of the World Cup semi-final last year that Croatia equalised. And it was during a spell of play quite like this. England just camped in, going nowhere, no control. An inevitable feel?

Decent chance, England's best route to goal looks like another set-piece as John Stones and Harry Kane both go up for a header and Kane flicks it wide.

Kane is then booked for clattering Daley Blind.

Josh: If it means I get to see England play in a tournament final I don't care how they win. I'll take a below average 1-0 win quite happily

Kyle: Lingard has been good when he has played for England but I'm disappointed to see Sancho come off. He should have scored with the free header he had but he has started this 2nd half well and was looking a threat.

Ronald Koeman makes two changes.

IN: Donny van de Beek, Quincy Promes

OUT: Marten de Roon, Ryan Babel

England can't get out, the Netherlands can't create a chance. It's all a bit dull at the moment.

Chris Sutton
Ex-Chelsea striker on BBC Radio 5 live

England cannot get out of their own half and the Dutch are dominating possession now. Harry Kane has to do better when the ball goes into him. It has to stick.