Stefanie van der Gragt is back on now. I've never seen three team-mates get injured at the same time before but thankfully they're all OK.

The game restarts with no subs made.

Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on BBC One

The impact, she's only just now really feeling the aftermath. It's more than being winded, you are rattled to the core. You have to check there is no concussion for any of the Dutch players. It is easy to get a fractured rib in these situations. I didn't see Van Veenendaal bring a knee up which is what you do as a goalkeeper to protect yourself.

Stefanie van der Gragt walks off holding her ribs. She looks really upset.

Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on BBC One

It was a rash decision from Van Veenendaal in the goal. She called for the cross but got nowhere near it and clattered into two of her team-mates, both of whom you see sprawled out on the ground now.

It's three Dutch players who ran into each other there - Stefanie van der Gragt, Lynn Wilms and keeper Sari van Veenendaal.

Still waiting to see who recovers.

It's so hot that the players are all getting a drink just nine minutes in.

There's a clash of heads in the box with two Dutch team-mates as they deal with a Kosovare Asllani cross. The physios are on.

Gary Rose
BBC Sport at Bramall Lane

Sweden have three at the back and loads going forward and those numbers in attack are swarming the Netherlands defence in these early stages. The defending champions have struggled to put a passage of play together.

Really good start by Sweden.

Dutch keeper Sari van Veenendaal punches away the corner.

The Netherlands have only won two of their eight Euros games played abroad - and failed to score in Sweden in 2013.

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Most of the games in the Euros so far have had early goals. The first minute in the case of Spain v Finland. No action yet here though. The blues of Sweden win a corner.

Bit of a scrappy opening. Jonathan Pearce is talking about a Bruce Springsteen concert on the TV.

Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on BBC One

These are really two heavyweights of women's football, the number two and four ranked teams in the world. Sweden just that one thing left (to win at the Euros), a gold medal. Second and third place previously. They will be out here to fulfil a lifetime ambition.

Sweden’s last six goals at the Women’s Euros finals have been scored by either Lotta Schelin (four) or Stina Blackstenius (two).

Schelin has retired and Blackstenius is on the bench.

Arsenal's Blackstenius was involved in six goals in qualifying for the tournament (two goals, four assists), averaging a goal or assist every 40 minutes.

The game begins.

Sherida Spitse was involved in 15 goals in qualifying for the Women’s Euros for the Netherlands, top-scoring with 10 goals and registering the joint most assists (five, level with Shanice van de Sanden).

Spitse was involved in four goals at the 2017 Euros (three goals, one assist), with only England’s Jodie Taylor (five) involved in more that tournament.

Fara Williams
Former England midfielder on BBC One

Vivianne Miedema has that next level in her play and that's where some of the frustration comes from.

She is the best number nine and number 10 in the women's game currently. When you are a player that can see things in the game really early which she does quite often, when she doesn't get that ball and it breaks down, that's when the frustration starts to kick in.

She is one of the players I love to watch. She just makes the game look so easy and it's a joy to watch.

Gary Rose
BBC Sport at Bramall Lane

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A sensational mega mix of trance/dance music has really got the fans going here as kick off approaches.

A good crowd here at Bramall Lane, a couple of the upper tiers appear to be closed but the rest of the ground looks pretty full.

The players are out and it's national anthems time in Sheffield.