Great hit and an even better save!

The Swiss come forward and Sandy Maendly shifts the ball onto the left peg outside the area before arrowing a drive towards the top corner, but Netherlands goalkeeper Daphne van Domselaar back peddles to tip the ball over the bar.

Superb stop.

Scott Booth
Former Birmingham City manager on BBC TV

The shape is good when the Dutch have the ball - it's quite strict and you can tell they've worked on it. But they have to move the ball quicker and try and play through Switzerland and create those little overloads.

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Good show of steel in Sheffield from Luana Buhler as the Swiss defender catches Jill Roord's thumping strike flush in the face and she hits the deck.

But she wipes her nose and gets straight back up.

Another break in play. Sweden's Jonna Andersson is accidentally caught in the head by Jessica Silva after going to ground. She needs treatment.

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Robyn Cowen
BBC Sport

It has been a sluggish start from the Dutch.

Portugal captain Dolores Silva needs a bit of treatment and the players look happy to have a little break already. It's 31C in Leigh.

The football at this level, technically, is a joy to watch.

Already Jill Roord and Danielle van de Donk have shown a couple of delightful touches on the ball for the Dutch.

Five minutes in and Switzerland have had 65% possession so far.

They've started well.

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Johanna Rytting Kaneryd makes a great run to get on the end of Kosovare Asllani's pass but her shot is straight at Portugal keeper Patrícia Morais.

Izzy Christiansen
Everton and England midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

Both managers know exactly what either team poses in terms of threats. I think the biggest compliment that Sweden have paid to Portugal in the preparations of this game, in the absence of Caroline Seger in that midfield which comes Nathalie Bjorn from centre-half. It tells me that Sweden are wary of the threat Portugal will pose.

Switzerland have started the brighter and are passing the ball around confidently.

They can go for it today with nothing to lose against the defending champions.

Sweden almost have a chance within 50 seconds.

Kosovare Asllani is bundled over in the box but no penalty.

Then Portugal counter and Tatiana Pinto has a shot which is saved.

Crunch group.

Under way in Sheffield and Leigh.

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Given the high temperatures there's no surprise that there will be cooling breaks in these games. They are due to happen around the 25 minute mark in each half.

Gary Rose
BBC Sport at Bramall Lane

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We saw a record crowd here for a Euros group game not featuring the host team and there feels to be another big crowd again at Bramall Lane.

Electric atmosphere in the sunshine.

Netherlands

Netherlands boss Mark Parsons speaking to BBC Two:

Having Groenen and Nouwen back in the team: "Very important - they have both played in big games for us and their clubs. Great to have them available and looking forward to them joining the rest of the players. We have lots of strength and depth and we've had to make some difficult choices - but having everyone healthy is the ultimate goal and we are getting closer."

On Miedema: "She's doing okay - she's making steps, singing happy birthday to her from her window is not the way we want to do it but it's been hard because she's not with us and for us this is one of the very best in the world and we want her as a person but also as a player back with our team.

"The biggest role is to make sure she knows we're here for her - she's born to be on the pitch and she can't be and she can't be with the team. We're making sure she's supported and absolutely she's having conversations with our players, she will always be that person who is helping to support them."

On Switzerland game: "A big game - this is a very important one for both teams, they're fighting for their lives and so are we. Both teams trying to improve - we knew from the beginning we wouldn't be the best team coming in but we're trying to improve and trying to be good enough to beat the best teams and today is an important one so we can get to the quarter-finals."

Fara Williams
Former England midfielder on BBC Two

I think the opening game against the Netherlands, I was impressed. The Netherlands really struggled to deal with the style of play when they play with the wing backs and narrow three centre-forwards. But I expect this team to come and dominate. I can see Sweden blowing Portugal away.

Switzerland

Switzerland head coach Nils Nielsen speaking on BBC Two:

"She's [Ramona Bachmann] fine - she ran a lot against Sweden and she basically just had cramp but a bad one so she couldn't play on.

"We feel really good, we have been able to train which is something new for us.

"We had no pitch to begin with and then stomach problems so it's been nice to get out on the pitch. Let's see if it helps, it might be over-rated all that training."

It's all to lose for both sides as final round of group stages has intensified in Group C.

Portugal were not even meant to be at this tournament, only entering as late replacements for Russia.

They came from 2-0 down to draw with Switzerland and then lost 3-2 to the Netherlands.

Boss Francisco Neto said: "We know it is a big step for us. We are going to play the best-ranked team in this tournament but we believe.

"Players dream on being competitive and enjoying all this, but we know that it will be a huge mountain to climb.

"We have the courage and ambition to scale it and they dream of reaching the top of that hill."