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Follow the late game in Group C between holders Netherlands and Olympic silver medallists Sweden here.

Portugal had six shots on target, as many as they had in their three games combined at Euro 2017.

Anita Asante
Former England defender on BBC Sport

The Portugal manager really got the players to play wider. The wide players stretched the pitch, ultimately they played quicker. They took less touches which made it difficult for the Swiss defence to cope with them.

Both teams be disappointed [not to win]. Switzerland started the game well and got their 2-0 lead, looked in control and then maybe took their foot off the gas a bit. Portugal came back strong and really they had the better chances to finish the game but they will take a lot of heart with how they finished it.

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Portugal are the first team to avoid defeat when two or more goals down at half-time in a Women's Euros match. Each of the previous 25 such occasions have ended in defeat.

Here was Portugal's equaliser courtesy of Jessica Silva.

Anita Asante
Former England defender on BBC Sport

Portugal set the stall out early in the second half, got the early goal and it just spurred them on. It gave them confidence. Portugal were hungrier and they played quicker.

It's all over.

A tale of two halves sees Portugal come from 2-0 down, but neither side could ultimately find a winner.

Time will tell whether a point will be enough for either side in Group C.

Catarina Amado has hurt herself trying to block Lara Marti's pass.

She outstretches a leg which Marti clips with the follow through. Both sets of players will have a breather as Amado receives treatment before what will no doubt be a frantic final few minutes.

The fourth official puts her board on and we'll have five minutes added on.

Will we see a winner here?

Another chance for Portugal as Kika Nazareth has a shot blocked by Lia Walti.

Telma Encarnacao has three Switzerland defenders around her, but manages to find a way through. She hits it well but it hits the post and Switzerland can breathe a sigh of relief.

Switzerland come close to a third as goalscorer Catarina Amado is unmarked by the penalty spot. She takes a touch before unleashing her shot, but Catarina Amado gets a vital touch to deflect it behind for a corner

It's a double change for Portugal as Jessica Silva and Tatiana Pinto make way for Telma Encarnacao and Fatima Pinto.

Francisco Neto tells Maritimo forward Telma Encarnacao to warm up. Looks like he's going for it in the last 10 minutes.

Lucy Ward
Former Leeds striker on BBC Two

Both teams will want to win this match in the remaining 10 minutes because they need to get the three points heading into the two more difficult games in this group.

It's been all Portugal in the second half. Here's Diana Gomes' goal that got them back in it.

This one gets the crowd excited.

19-year-old Kika Nazareth enters and replaces Ana Borges.

The Benfica forward has been tipped for big things in the future.

Here comes the change.

Midfielder Sandy Maendly makes way for Lara Marti.

Portugal have another corner and it looks like Nils Nielsen is thinking about making a change.

His side can't cope with Portugal in the second half and he's talking to Lia Walti before the corner is taken.