Sweden have lost seven of their nine Women’s European Championship matches against the reigning champions (W1 D1), with their one win coming in the 1995 semi-final against Norway, a 4-1 victory.

Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on BBC One

It wasn't technically brilliant how she did catch it, but it stuck and she will be grateful for that.

Good catch from Dutch sub keeper Daphne van Domselaar. That will help her confidence.

I dream of a world where David Beckham isn't always the halfway line shot reference.

Surely if anything, with this being the Euros, it would be a Patrik Schick.

Better spell from the champions now as the Netherlands' Jill Roord has a go from 25 yards but it's a roller and scooped up by the Sweden keeper.

Pien Meulensteen
BBC Radio 5 Live

Sweden are doing the job that they have been doing in the opening half an hour, closing the Netherlands down and not giving them any real chance because they can get the ball around the box, but they are not getting into the box.

Roberto Colombi: inside Bramall Lane - what an atmosphere - same as at the Fan Zone earlier - 2 great sets of fans, 2 great teams - this will be tight but it’s gonna be a great game!

Dutch forward Lieke Martens tries her luck from distance now, although 'only' 40 yards out, but it still sails over.

Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on BBC One

That's a welcome shot to the Euro 2022 to a goalkeeper that has just come on. Rolfo has got the technical ability to catch out the young goalkeeper that has just come on. The Netherlands are rattled and Sweden can feel that.

Another chance! Sweden's Fridolina Rolfo gets the ball in the centre circle, spots the sub keeper off her line and tries to lob her, but it goes just over. Wow.

We have a chance now.

Sweden's Kosovare Asllani controls Fridolina Rolfo's ball into the near post, turns and hammers a shot into the side-netting.

Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on BBC One

If that is consequence of the impact of coming for that early cross then she will be devastated. Not only with how that happened, but she has to come off now.

So much work that we do as goalkeepers is to build up that robustness around the shoulders and your chest area, being able to land on the ground hundreds and thousands of times a week in training. The impact on your body is huge.

That work will have been done, but it's just that little lack of concentration that led to a rushed and poor decision that has now left her tournament in doubt.

Not a single shot yet by either side.

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The Netherlands' men's coach Louis van Gaal has been spotted in the stands showing his support for Mark Parsons' side.

That's such a disappointment for Sari van Veenendaal. The 2019 world goalkeeper of the year has to be replaced.

It's a big moment for 22-year-old Twente keeper Daphne van Domselaar, who only made her international debut this year. She's on.

Dutch keeper Sari van Veenendaal is down again holding her shoulder. She hasn't recovered from that early collision. The medics are back on.

Gary Rose
BBC Sport at Bramall Lane

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The players will be relieved that the pitch is now fully in the shade because it has been swelteringly hot today.

Almost all of Bramall Lane is in the shade but hopefully this pocket of fans have got their suncream because they are having to deal with the sun for a little while longer.

Almost a nice Dutch move around the box - I can't remember them having an attack before - but they end up going all the way back to the keeper.

The Netherlands are on a six-match winning run at the Women’s Euros, with all six wins coming in their victorious 2017 tournament.

Only one team has ever had a longer winning run, with Germany winning 19 consecutive matches in the competition between 1997 and 2009.