Emma Sanders
BBC Sport at Brentford Community Stadium

Spain have been much livelier since the break but Denmark are throwing their bodies at everything in the box. They are trying to hold on as long as possible. As it stands, Spain are going through but it only takes one goal from Denmark to turn the whole thing around.

Lene Christensen palms away a dangerous cross and Olga Carmona comes striding into the box before hammering her shot into the sidenetting.

Good chance.

Is Rikke Madsen pulled back as she chases a ball into the box? There does look to be contact but the referee doesn't see anything in it.

Alexandra Popp is so important to Germany. She has been in and around the national team since 2010. Popp is having the time of her life in England.

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A good pull back and Kathrine Kuhl's shot is blocked and Denmark have their first corner of the game.

There's a bit of shenanigans before Sofie Junge tries to pick out Pernille Harder but she doesn't quite get to the delivery.

Three changes at the start of the second half.

Germany have replaced Giulia Gwinn, who provided the assist for the goal, and Marina Hegering with Kathrin-Julia Hendrich and Nicole Anyomi.

Finland have sent on Anna Auvinen for Emma Koivisto.

Lucy Ward
Former Leeds striker on BBC Two

They just need a cutting edge Spain, they're doing everything right apart from the last bit. To some extent they're trying to score the perfect goal but they don't need to, they just need to score.

Spain have made three changes for the second half as Esther Gonzalez, Olga Carmona and Marta Cardona come on for Lucia García, Leila Ouahabi and Sheila García.

We're back under way in this one.

Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on BBC Two

We talked about the service was going to be there and trying to play behind the backline was going to be there. The quality of Caldentey on the ball and she jinx it out wide and this is what we are talking about, balls into the box and no focal point for Spain.

Back under way in Milton Keynes.

Vicky Losada wanted a number nine on the pitch and Spain are making that change. Esther González is coming on.

Mark Scott
Match of the Day commentator

It has been a very good first half for Germany with Sophia Kleinherne scoring her first goal for Germany. They are showing us exactly why many fancy them to be not just contenders, but the favourites.

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So far so good for Spain, who are joining Germany in the quarter-finals as things stand.

All it takes is a Denmark goal for things to change, however...

Vicky Losada
Manchester City midfielder on BBC Two

I would bring a number nine (Esther Gonzalez) on. It is really important because they are playing with five players at the back. They are defending very comfortably.

Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on BBC Two

Spain had the better chances and would have expected to convert at least one of those, especially at set-pieces. But they are really tough to deal with. When you got Pernille Harder on the pitch, there's a clear fire inside her to get Denmark over the line.

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By the way, that was Sophia Kleinherne's first goal for Germany. She is not going to forget Milton Keynes in a hurry.

What a time to break your duck. The 22-year-old Eintracht Frankfurt defender's effort is Germany's seventh goal in two-and-a-half games at Euro 2022. They are yet to concede.

Emma Sanders
BBC Sport at Brentford Community Stadium

Spain only need a draw to progress but as one of the pre-tournament favourites they will want to do more in the second half.

The likes of Germany, England and France have put down big performances - Spain haven't yet.

They need to go up another gear if they want to go far in the competition and though they have had chances here in Brentford, they have not been clinical enough again.

Sue Smith
Former England international on BBC Four

Germany knew what to expect from Finland, playing in this rigid 4-4-2 and would be difficult to break them down. They would have to stay patient, create overloads from out wide and they set he time wit eh intensity and energy.

They got the goal and it was a fantastic ball and finish after intricate play, it was excellent.

Sara Doorsoun has shown great pace and that is where Finland can get at them with the long ball over the top. Germany, though, have stayed strong, solid and switched on then cleaned up when required.