Scott Booth
Former Birmingham City manager on BBC Two

Finland will be happy with this.

They are still in the game, they can still get the win. They’re not allowing Denmark to build and create any chances.

So if they can stay in the game, create that one chance and take it – that would be a good game plan.

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A first shot on target of the game for Finland as Ria Oling has a go from distance.

It's a dipper which keeper Lene Christensen just about holds on to.

A lull ain't good for either of these teams.

I'll let you do the complex maths and permutations yourselves. In my head only a win realistically gives either of these sides a chance of progressing to the knockouts.

Scott Booth
Former Birmingham City manager on BBC Two

There’s a slight lull in the game now.

From Denmark’s point of view they want to get those changes on and have them make an impact.

I'm surprised Sara Thrige came off, she was bossing things down the right. Nadia Nadim looked a frustrated figure as she was subbed. She could have had a hatful today.

Denmark changes.

Sara Thrige and Nadia Nadim come off.

Sofie Bredgaard and Sofie Svava come on.

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Denmark 0-0 Finland

A very quick VAR check as Finland's Emma Koivisto goes down under pressure from Stine Pedersen.

Never a penalty and the video assistants agree.

It's been all Denmark as Finland keeper Tinja-Riikka Korpela makes a meal of dealing with a simple cross, although recovers well under pressure.

Scott Booth
Former Birmingham City manager on BBC Two

That’s twice that Nadia Nadim has arrived at the right moment but hasn’t really caught it well.

She could have taken a touch to get it under control before firing it.

I would expect her to do better.

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So nearly the opener.

It's great work from Denmark's Pernille Harder down the right, cutting the ball back to Nadia Nadim.

But the forward snatches at her shot and skews the ball off-target to waste a great opportunity.

And we're back playing again in Milton Keynes. Goals please.

Official confirmation from the Dutch FA.

Miedema will be in isolation for the next few days and can rejoin the squad when she no longer has any symptoms and takes a negative test.

Anita Asante
Former England defender on BBC Two

Denmark need to be more decisive in the final third when they are getting the ball into the box.

Finland are still in this game. They will be conscious now that they need to go out with more intensity and they need to have more possession of the ball.

Kelly Smith
Former England striker on BBC Two

It’s not the most entertaining of games.

Denmark are getting joy down that right-hand side.

But there is no end product. When the ball is played in the runs are late or the end product is just not there.

It is frustrating for them because they have had the majority of the play.

Some breaking news. Netherlands star Vivianne Miedema has tested positive for Covid-19.

She will be out of her side's match with Portugal tomorrow.

England

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"I just can't put it into words," said England's hat-trick hero Beth Mead.

Fellow goalscorer Ellen White also struggled to find the right response as she added: "I don't even know how you describe it."

England's sensational, record-breaking 8-0 win over Norway was beyond even their wildest dreams.

As the full-time whistle blew in Brighton there was an air of 'what have we just done?' in the England camp after they routed a side ranked 11th in the world.

"I don't think I even dreamed of this," Mead told BBC One. "I'm just so happy I got the goals to help the team.

"I'm just loving being here, loving being part of this team and loving every minute.

"It's an incredible feeling to feel how I do right now," she added. "The girls need to enjoy this one. These are the moments we need to enjoy."

Andy Gray
BBC Sport NI at St Mary's

Northern Ireland are out of Euro 2022 after a defeat by Austria in Southampton was followed by England's 8-0 hammering of Norway.

Katharina Schiechtl touched home Sarah Puntigam's deflected free-kick on 19 minutes to give Austria the lead in their second Group A match.

Northern Ireland, playing in their first major tournament, grew in confidence as the game progressed but struggled to break down a stern Austrian defence before Katharina Naschenweng's late second goal secured the win.

The defeat left Kenny Shiels' side in a precarious position before the late kick-off between England and Norway, and the Lionesses' record victory condemned Northern Ireland to an early exit.

Emma Sanders
BBC Sport at the Amex

England produced a sensational, record-breaking performance to stun rivals Norway as they progressed to the knockout stages of the European Women's Championship as group winners.

Brighton was treated to a memorable night as England broke their own tournament record to win 8-0 in what was perceived to be their biggest test of the group stage.

Norway, ranked 11th in the world, were outplayed, outclassed and completely stunned by an England team oozing confidence.

After an underwhelming opening victory over Austria, England started in cagey fashion but, after Georgia Stanway slotted in a 12th-minute penalty, there was only one winner.

Within half an hour, Lauren Hemp and Ellen White had extended England's lead and excitement was rippling around the Amex Stadium.

What followed was a ruthless onslaught on Norway's goal - Beth Mead netted a hat-trick, Alessia Russo came off the bench to score and White got a second on the night to move to within one goal of Wayne Rooney's all-time England goalscoring record.

It was a statement performance to the rest of Europe as England fly into the knockout stages having comfortably confirmed their status as one of the tournament favourites.

England were 6-0 up after 45 minutes in their sensational match last night. Let's get a recap of all of Monday's action.

Scott Booth
Former Birmingham City manager on BBC Two

Finland will be happy with things, they will want to stay in the game as long as they possibly can.

I don’t think they will change their game plan at all in the second half.

Denmark will want to be a bit more incisive.