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Anouk Hoogendijk
Former Netherlands defender Anouk Hoogendijk on BBC Two

I'm so impressed by the last part of the game - the girls who came in were bringing a lot of energy and skills and they showed more than the original front three did in the first 70 minutes.

I'm really proud.

This was Sweden’s joint-biggest win at the Women’s Euros, equalling their 5-0 victory over Finland at the 2013 tournament as hosts.

They have now reached the knockout stages in all seven editions since the format was introduced in 1997.

Here is Sweden's fifth and final goal.

Robyn Cowen
BBC Sport

Eventually Switzerland just ran out of juice. They gave it all - a valiant effort but not enough and the defending champions are through with a convincing scoreline but a far from convincing performance.

This was how the Netherlands' second of their four goals went in.

Kelly Smith
Former England striker on BBC Two

I am not convinced by this Dutch side - they need to play better. Yes they got a couple more goals but the front three struggled - they need Vivianne Miedema back in this side to hold the ball up, pick it up in pockets, they haven't got that. They didn't have it in this game.

Miedema is the key for them and when she's not in it I do not like this Dutch team.

Gary Rose
BBC Sport at Bramall Lane

Image source, BBC Sport

Some bouncy Dutch song is being blasted through the speakers and the Netherlands fans are having grand old time celebrating the win and their progression to the last eight.

They will need to be significantly better against France, regardless of the late flurry in this game, but they will hope to have star player Vivianne Miedema back for Saturday and she will make a big difference to this team.

Anouk Hoogendijk
Former Netherlands defender Anouk Hoogendijk on BBC Two

I'm happy they showed something different in the second half because in the first 70 minutes I thought if they get through they have no chance against France - they gave too many chances away.

The last 20 minutes they gave me a bit of hope and hopefully Vivianne Miedema will also be back which will help.

Izzy Christiansen
Everton and England midfielder on BBC Red Button

It was much more like Sweden. The Sweden we know. The Sweden that has turned up into this tournament. I think Portugal had a really tough task ahead of them to get anything from this very strong Swedish side.

A message from Sweden to the rest of the tournament, they have turned up now and are ready to go.

Fara Williams
Former England midfielder on BBC Two

The scoreline is a bit flattering for this Netherlands team - they did change things and Victoria Palova was the difference. She was dynamic and threatening in attack - that's what they were missing, a bit of energy in their play.

The Netherlands do have to face France next Saturday in Rotherham.

They started the day top but the Swedish scoreline bumps them down to second.

Sweden will be in Leigh again for their quarter-final on Friday.

They will face either Iceland, Belgium or Italy.

Crucially, they avoid France.

Job done for the defending champions.

The Netherlands are into the quarter-finals.

What a hit from Sherida Spitse from range, but it sails narrowly over the crossbar.

We play on into the 99th minute of the game.

The Netherlands think they have ANOTHER in injury-time as Romee Leuchter opens up her body and strikes at goal for her hat-trick, it hits the post and Victoria Pelova tucks in but she was offside this time.

Izzy Christiansen
Everton and England midfielder on BBC Red Button

Blackstenius cuts it off to her right and that's class. Unbelievable. That was a super super goal and the manager would be delighted to the way they finished the game.

Swiss midfielder Sandy Maendly in tears on the bench.