Anita Asante
Former England defender on BBC Sport

Rahel Kiwic has shown she can have that prowess in set piece situations in and around the box. Equally defensively her positioning is very good.

She's got the composure to find the pass and switch it wide. You see time and time again the players around her know she is going to be there to cover and sweep up in those defensive areas.

Alex Bysouth
BBC Sport at Leigh Sports Village

An entertaining half of football, though it's Switzerland who look firmly in control.

Portugal have had plenty of the ball and got into a few promising positions but without ever really troubling the Swiss backline.

A big second half needed from the Seleccao if they are to get anything from this.

The half-time whistle comes at the wrong time for Portugal, who were enjoying their best spell of possession yet.

They grew into the half after conceding those two early goals, but it's Switzerland who lead at the break.

Now Andreia Norton has a go. She unleashes one from distance but again it's high over the crossbar.

Portugal are still waiting for their first shot on target.

Portugal are trying to find a way back and Diana Silva comes close at the near post.

She attempts a backheel flick from Ana Borges' corner but it's just over the bar. She thought the Swiss defence got a touch on that, but a goal kick is given.

Lucy Ward
Former Leeds striker on BBC Sport

Everything Portugal have done in the attacking sense has been in front of Switzerland.

Switzerland have dropped and found spaces in behind because they know Portugal are quite quick up front.

Andreia Norton looks to unleash Jessica Silva down the right for Portugal, but Eseosa Aigbogun marshalls it behind for a corner.

The delivery comes in and Dolores Silva hits it first time on the volley, but she makes a mess of it and it's high over Gaelle Thalmann's crossbar.

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Some hefty challenges going in now.

Ana Borges lets out her frustration and concedes a free-kick in the Swiss box as she catches Viola Calligaris with an outstretched leg.

Eseosa Aigbogun has got away with one there.

She slides in on Ana Borges, who is down requiring treatment.

The referee lets this one go and it won't be a second yellow for the Swiss midfielder.

Lucy Ward
Former Leeds striker on BBC Sport

Portugal can take heart and positivity from this and they have the players if they can move quicker than the Switzerland centre-backs.

They have to make sure that they get in good positions. It's easier said than done.

Alex Bysouth
BBC Sport at Leigh Sports Village

Portugal have grown into this since that quick double from Switzerland, with Jessica Silva looking their main threat down the right - goalscorer Rahel Kiwic is doing a good job of keeping her out though, with the towering centre half yet to be beaten one on one.

And here's Switzerland's second courtesy of Rahel Kiwic.

Portugal have settled into things a bit now after that nightmare start.

Here's a reminder of Coumba Sow's opener inside two minutes.

Eseosa Aigbogun is the first player to receive a yellow card as she pulls on the shirt of Jessica Silva.

Dolores Silva takes the free-kick, but it's headed clear by Switzerland.

Portugal do find a breakthrough and they want a penalty.

Ana Borges goes down in the box as she battles Sandy Maendly for the ball, but the referee isn't insterested.

Portugal win another free-kick deep in their own half as Dolores Silva is caught by Ramona Bachmann.

They look to reset after that nightmare start but they can't find a way through this Swiss midfield.

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Switzerland's two goals after four minutes and 15 seconds marks the earliest a team has ever led 2-0 in a single match at the Women's Euros.

Switzerland are looking so comfortable now.

Portugal are trying to grow back into this one but they are sloppy in possession.

Portugal win a free-kick as Diana Silva goes down under a challenge from Ana-Maria Crnogorcevic.

Gaelle Thalmann has her first bit of work to do in the Switzerland goal, but the delivery from Dolores Silva isn't enough to trouble her.

Alex Bysouth
BBC Sport at Leigh Sports Village

Those Swiss fans I mentioned to my right are now bouncing around like crazy - five minutes into their Euros and they're already having the time of their life.

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