France beat Netherlands in Rotherham in final Euro 2022 quarter-final
French will face Germany in semi-final on Wednesday
Perisset scores winner in extra time from penalty spot
Holders Netherlands fail in bid to defend title won in 2017
France v Netherlands (20:00 BST)
You'll be able to follow this tonight on the now familiar channels.
It is available to view on BBC One, with coverage starting at 19:30 BST.
You'll be able to listen to live commentary on BBC Radio 5 Live, with build-up having started at 19:00.
Both of those will be options to tune into from this page, using the relevant play buttons at the top.
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Karen Bardsley
Former England and Manchester City goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live
Vivianne Miedema’s return is something a lot of people are getting really excited about. She’s a big game player, a big moment player, and she’s going to want to leave an impact on this tournament.
She’s a leader in terms of getting on the scoresheet, but also one of the players who’s going to be leading from the front in terms of her press and mentality. That’s something we haven’t seen from the Netherlands at this tournament.
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MOTDx In The Making: How Arsenal's Vivianne Miedema became a football icon
Arsenal striker Vivianne Miedema, 25, is the Netherlands' all-time top goalscorer and was part of the squad who won Euro 2017 and reached the 2019 World Cup final. She has won three domestic leagues titles - one with Arsenal and two with Bayern Munich. She is also the Women's Super League's record goalscorer and at 15, was the youngest player to debut in the Eredivisie.
Arsenal manager Jonas Eidevall:
"She has great game intelligence and great technique. What is also world class, but people don't necessarily see, is her physical ability.
"She's very explosive and strong. The combination of those make it very difficult for opponents to play against her."
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Image source, Getty ImagesVivianne Miedema is back!
After missing the group games with Portugal and Switzerland (both of which the Netherlands won), the Arsenal striker is fit and raring to go again.
With 94 goals in 112 international caps and more WSL goals than any other player in history, the importance of her return is self-explanatory, although the hurt over Martens' injury remains.
Netherlands defender Dominique Janssen told the BBC World Football podcast: "Everybody is upset about it [Martens' injury] but life goes on and we have to move forward.
"She went home. For her, it was the best thing to do and if I was in her situation, I totally understand why she left. She just needs to focus on her recovery now, not just the body but also the mind.
"She [Miedema] is definitely very happy to be out of her room again and we're also very happy to have her back on the pitch because she has very special qualities."
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The Dutch a big blow earlier this week when forward Lieke Martens was ruled out for the rest of Euro 2022 because of a foot injury.
Martens, who scored three times and was named player of the tournament as the Dutch won Euro 2017, was injured in the 4-1 win over Switzerland.
The Netherlands had already been hit by the withdrawal from the squad of captain Sari van Veenendaal with a shoulder injury.
They were handed a bit of sugar to help them to swallow this bitter pill, though.
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Alex Bysouth
BBC Sport at New York Stadium
France make five changes following their draw with Iceland in the final group game, with Eve Perisset, Griedge Mbock Bathy, Sakina Karchaoui, Grace Geyoro and Delphine Cascarino returning to the side.
France XI: Peyraud-Magnin, Perisset, Mbock, Renard, Karchaoui, Toletti, Bilbault, Geyoro, Diani, Malard, Cascarino.
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There's a huge boost for the defending champions as Vivianne Miedema returns from a bout of Covid to captain the Netherlands, who make three changes following their victory over Switzerland in the final group game. Kerstin Casparij and Victoria Pelova are the others to come in.
Netherlands XI: Van Domselaar, Wilms, Van der Gragt, Janssen, Casparij, Spitse, Van de Donk, Groenen, Beerensteyn, Pelova, Miedema.
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France v Netherlands (20:00 BST)
One of France or the Netherlands will reach the end of the road tonight as far as this Women's European Championships are concerned.
The other will skip into the semi-finals to join England, Germany and Sweden.
France have never been beyond the Euros quarter-finals and are ranked third in the world. The Dutch are one place worse off in the world rankings, but have pedigree in this tournament. They are the holders after all.
Eight-time winners Germany await the winner of tonight's game. This is when things get really serious!
We've got three of our four semi-finalists in the bag...
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