Here is the Earps save in the first minute to help England from suffering the worst possible start...

Oof. More panic in the box.

Mary Earps fails to claim the corner and Rachel Daly has to hack it away before a Swedish player can capitalise.

Sweden are a proper handful.

They win a second corner.

Emma Sanders
BBC Sport at Bramall Lane

There's definitely a bit of anxiety creeping in the crowd. The roars which greeted each pass in the first five minutes have got quieter with each Sweden attack. England look nervous themselves and they are definitely not comfortable right now.

Stephen Warnock
Former England defender on BBC Radio 5 Live at Bramall Lane

England are not dealing with the threat through the middle. We know the press of Sweden and how good they are. They set traps and you do get caught out.

I feel a little bit more uncomfortable against Sweden than I did against Spain. I feel Sweden are hurting England.

On the plus side, England continue to look a threat themselves. Beth Mead's cross is flicked behind for a corner.

Ellen White is in the thick of it to get her head on the delivery, but only to send it wide.

Some real concern for England here.

Few sides have tested them this much ion an opening 15 minutes under Sarina Wiegman.

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Sweden are asking a lot of questions of this England defence. Lucy Bronze has an answer for the latest in the shape of a header to clear.

Soon after, Bronze is called upon again but is found wanting as she is robbed by Fridolina Rolfo, who charges in on goal but fires wide.

England's turn to threaten.

Georgia Stanway - scorer of that winner against Spain - unleashes another effort from range, but wide.

Emma Sanders
BBC Sport at Bramall Lane

That's where England need to be so careful. Sweden have been excellent on set-pieces in this tournament and so far, England are giving them far too much room on the break. They can't keep gifting those chances.

Stephen Warnock
Former England defender on BBC Radio 5 Live at Bramall Lane

How is that not a yellow card? It's blatant and so obvious to try and strop that counter-attack. It doesn't matter what stage of the game it is, that's a yellow.

Suliamon Adelekan: The Lionesses and Sarina Wiegman have their work cut out tonight. Sweden will be a tricky opponent and have excelled in recent times. Hopefully England will advance to the final and it's coming home.

Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on BBC One

What! Lauren Hemp has her beaten for pace. That was the definition of a professional foul. It should absolutely be a yellow card.

Further English frustration.

Lauren Hemp beats her marker on the left but is hauled down. Boos echo around the ground as no card is shown.

Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on BBC One

This is when you want your goalkeeper to be be big. The space opens up, Lucy Bronze was caught out of position.

Stina Blackstenius kicks it into the ground which takes the pace off it. Mary Earps has been called into action more times already than the rest of the tournament.

Closer still from Sweden!

Blackstenius rises highest in the box and from around the edge of the six-yard box she heads flush against the bar.

Hearts in English mouths.

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Mary Earps drawn into another save!

Stina Blackstenius is found in space in the box and her low effort is tipped wide by the England keeper. The Lionesses can't keep giving this Sweden attack such room.

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at Bramall Lane

Very open start at Bramall Lane with chances at both ends but Sweden flagging up their danger early on - England were grateful Mary Earps was so alert to stop Sofia Jakobsson. Great atmosphere urging the Lionesses forward at every opportunity.

I swear Millie Bright has won every header she's gone up for in this tournament. She does so again to prevent Sweden breaking away.

Stephen Warnock
Former England defender on BBC Radio 5 Live at Bramall Lane

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Beth Mead should be more committed to it. That is a huge opportunity.