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That is all from us for this evening.

You can read Neil Johnston's report of tonight's game here.

Join us again tomorrow for matchday two in Group D.

Danielle van de Donk had the final word, firing in this absolute screamer to win the game for the Netherlands and take them level with Sweden at the top of the group...

Portugal hit back, though, just as they had against the Swiss on matchday one.

Carole Costa's penalty just before the break and Diana Silva's header just after it saw them draw level...

Portugal started pretty well, but all signs pointed to a big Dutch win when Damaris Egurrola and Stefanie van der Gragt put them 2-0 up inside 16 minutes...

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Only Russia (15) have played more games at the Women’s European Championships without ever keeping a clean sheet than Portugal (5 - level with Switzerland).

Portugal have conceded 2+ goals in 80% of their games at the Women’s Euros (4 of 5) - the highest such share amongst sides to have appeared in at least two editions of the competition.

Fara Williams
Former England midfielder on BBC Two

What's worrying about this Netherlands team is that we're not used to seeing them leak as many chances as they are.

They're conceding quite a few goals ans they've been lucky as a lot of chances against them haven't been converted.

Kelly Smith
Former England striker on BBC Two

It was a great start from the off from Portugal they were just on the front foot as soon as the whistle went.

Portugal's belief in this game grew.

Anouk Hoogendijk
Former Netherlands defender Anouk Hoogendijk on BBC Two

I'm happy with three points but I hope we score more goals. This is not enough. Sweden will score more against Portugal and if we finish second we may have to play France.

We are not ready for France. We'll need to score more goals in the next match.

But there is still hope if Miedema comes back to the team.

Fara Williams
Former England midfielder on BBC Two

There was naivety in the Dutch defence, Portugal got in down the flanks and it's surprising they didn't get any more goals.

It wasn't easy for the Netherlands tonight.

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Speaking of Danielle van de Donk, she has become the first player to score for the Netherlands in two different editions of the Women’s European Championships, also netting against England in 2017.

The Dutch have yet to lose a game in which Van de Donk has found the back of the net, going on to win 23 games and draw three times.

A cracking game deserves a brilliant goal to win it.

Here is that goal from Danielle van de Donk...

That win takes the Dutch level with Sweden on four points and +1 goal difference at the top of Group C.

Portugal and Switzerland trail behind the pair on one point.

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Portugal win a late, late corner, but they're not given the time to take it!

The holders have a win on the board, but they had to work mighty hard for it.

Portugal go down swinging.

Ah, Portugal have given the ball away.

I think the game is up.

The Dutch are caught offside.

Last chance saloon now for Portugal.

Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on BBC Two

Any Netherlands celebrations will be more of relief that they've managed to grind out a result, if it remains 3-2 to them, than it is about quality of performance.

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The seconds continue to drain away with the Netherlands deep in Portuguese territory.

We've two of the added five minutes.

The Netherlands look solid. Portugal are desperate.

We're going to have five added minutes. Still time for a twist.