It's the Czech Republic v Denmark on Saturday in Baku for a place in the Euro 2020 semi-finals.

Clinical, confident Czech Republic.

Desperate, disappointing, dismal, dire Dutch.

It's all over. The Czechs are into the quarter-finals.

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Bob Moss: The future is bright, it just isn't orange.

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The way they've played, the organisation, the commitment, it was just too much for the Dutch tonight. Far too much for them.

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If there are going to be any more goals, they'll be to the Czechs. They force the Dutch keeper into a decent save.

The Dutch have only had one shot in this half, Quincy Promes' blocked effort a minute ago. Pretty pathetic really.

A couple more Czech subs. I wouldn't worry too much who's coming on. Patrik Schick has come off to a standing ovation though.

Six minutes added on. There have been quite a few stoppages.

The Czechs keep this corner in the corner.

A Czech counter... and Antonin Barak takes it to the corner. And wins a corner too. Huge roars from the crowd.

A couple of Dutch shots blocked and then a cross too. The Czechs have defended very well when they've had to.

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Richard: No one who saw #CZE play at the start of the world cup qualifiers is surprised that they're doing so well. They battered Estonia, drew with Belgium and deserved to beat Wales. They're a good team.

The Czechs almost have a chance to Denmark-Wales this but Antonin Barak completely miscontrols when he could be in one on one.

Three minutes to go. No chance of a Dutch comeback. They're completely done.

Kyle Utterson: English football fans have had very little to shout about over the last 20 or 30 years. We and Germany fans should be getting excited. What a chance. This draw is wide open for us. Never get a better chance to get to a final. Bring on Tuesday night.

Mikey: If we beat Germany on Tuesday, we then have to beat Sweden/Ukraine, then Denmark/Czech Republic to be in the final. Don't blow this, England...

Tomas Holes is the first Czech player to score and assist in a Euros game since Jan Koller and Milan Baros at Euro 2004, also against the Netherlands.

A double sub for the Czechs as goal/assist hero Tomas Holes is replaced.

Heads gone? Dutch midfielder Frenkie de Jong is booked.

Patrik Schick is only the ninth player to score as many as four goals in their first four Euros appearances and the first since David Villa for Spain in 2008.

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