England 5-1 Netherlands - reaction as Lionesses win Euros warm-up game

1. Mead (2), Toone and Hemp score for England after Spitse misses penalty
2. Martens had put Netherlands in front before Bronze levelled in first half
3. Lionesses unbeaten in 13 matches under Sarina Wiegman
4. England play Switzerland on 30 June before starting home Euros campaign against Austria on 6 July

GOAL - England 3-1 Netherlands

And it's three!

It's neat footwork from Ella Toone on the left, cutting inside on her right and looking to curl an effort inside the far corner.

But Netherlands goalkeeper Sari van Veenendaal won't want to see that again - she looks to have got there but the ball slides beneath her and into the net.

The FA

Great football from England, flying forward with a swift break and it ends with Alessia Russo turning smartly in the box and seeing her effort deflect wide.

Pat Nevin

Former Scotland winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

England have really lifted the pace and sharpened it up. I didn't know if the Dutch would play at the same pace as England.

The home side are having a really good five or 10 minutes.

Natasha Dowie

Reading and England striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

This England team is so versatile. You can put Leah Williamson into centre-half, Daly can play up front, out wide, anywhere along the back, Russo has played out wide.

Good save from Sari van Veenendaal, but what a delivery from Lauren Hemp - she curls in a cross at pace and it's almost turned in at the far post by a defender, but the goalkeeper is alert.

Lauren Hemp tries to whip one with her right foot from the left of the box, but it's easily gathered.

England pouring forward looking for a third. Rachel Daly fires over from distance.

SUBSTITUTIONS

Three changes for England too - Georgia Stanway, Alessia Russo and Ella Toone are all on, Beth England, Fran Kirby and Alex Greenwood come off.

SUBSTITUTIONS

Here we go.

Arsenal forward Vivianne Miedema is on for the Netherlands, as is PSV's Esmee Brugts.

It's England, dressed in orange, playing Total Football at the moment - but they try to walk it in and the chances goes begging. Fran Kirby had several chances to shoot after weaving into the box, but looks for a team-mate instead and no England player finds space to pull the trigger.

Sweet Caroline now echoing around Elland Road. They're enjoying this.

Mary Earps has to keep her concentration as a ball is whipped towards the front post, but she's down well.

Natasha Dowie

Reading and England striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

Everything about that goal is world class. Firstly, their reaction and then the ball. what a cross by Hemp. A number nine's dream. That is not an easy finish, either; what an impact by Mead!

GOAL - England 2-1 Netherlands

Remarkable!

England survive that penalty scare and then open up the Netherlands with a superb move down the left.

Lauren Hemp whips in a wonderful, low delivery and Beth Mead comes sliding on to it inside the box to finish smartly and put England in the lead.

Just 54 seconds between the penalty miss and England's goal!

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MISSED PENALTY

Sherida Spitse, on her 200th cap, clips the bottom of the post and watches her effort sail wide!

PA Media

Pat Nevin

Former Scotland winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

I wouldn't have given the penalty. It is clever, she knows what she's doing.

PENALTY

Penalty it is for the Netherlands! No arguments from England really. Alex Greenwood goes into the book, too.

Now the referee is going to the monitor. Worrying for England.

Video Assistant Referee

Ooooh! Did the Dutch have a shout for a penalty there? It is a great run in behind by Danielle van de Donk and Alex Greenwood comes sliding in inside the box as the Netherlands forward shapes to shoot. This is going to VAR...

SUBSTITUTIONS

Beth Mead is on for England, while it is Caitlin Dijkstra and Danielle van de Donk who come on for the Netherlands.

KICK-OFF

Right then, we go again. Who will impress Sarina Wiegman in the next 45 minutes?

Changes for both sides...

Emma Sanders

BBC Sport at Elland Road

They are currently parading the Euros trophy around Elland Road at half time. DON'T TOUCH IT