Five minutes were added on by the way. We've played two of them.

England have thrown centre-back Millie Bright up front.

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What an emphatic finish that was.

England architects of their own downfall again. They give the ball away in the middle of the pitch, I think that was Greenwood, and then they are defending three against four.

The substitute Jansen gets in behind her to go one on one and score.

At international levels those mistakes do not go unpunished.

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Lauren James has looked lively since coming on and has a pop from range, but her shot flies harmlessly over the bar.

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You do feel a bit for Rachel Daly.

When you are so technically good that you can play in multiple positions you begin to be judged as any other player in a given position.

She has been tested defensively tonight but we know that is not her best role, doesn't play to her strengths.

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Wales have it all to do. After finding themselves 2-0 down after 11 minutes at the Cardiff City Stadium, they pulled a goal back through Jessica Fishlock only for Frederike Thogersen to restore Denmark's two-goal cushion. There's about 15 minutes plus stoppages left.

The clock is ticking towards 90. Will England be satisfied with a point? Will they try and push for a winner?

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Double change for the Dutch. Damaris Egurrola and Renate Jansen come on for Jackie Groenen and Lineth Beerensteyn.

Ah not quite as Lauren James tries to chop beyond a defender but the ball ricochets away from her.

The Netherlands start a counter-attack but a brilliant sliding tackle from Millie Bright steals the ball back for the Lionesses.

England make a change. Lauren James replaces goalscorer Alessia Russo.

Erm, Mary Earps is on the pitch Marcel!

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Georgia Stanway tries a shot from range but it fizzes harmlessly wide.

Those substitutions are really interesting. A forward off for a defender. Are the Netherlands scared of England's momentum?

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All over in Budapest. A night to remember for the Republic of Ireland.

Two wins out of two in Group B1. They're at home to Albania next on 27 October in Dublin.

The Netherlands make two changes as Arsenal's Victoria Pelova comes off for Chelsea teenager Wike Kaptein.

Forward Esmee Brugts is also replaced by defender Lynn Wilms.

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The game is getting a little bit open now, and I don't think either manager will like that.

We spoke about transitions before the game, and said it would be a case of who manages those better. Both sides having plenty of room to attack.

Great for the crowd and entertainment, not so much for the managers.

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The momentum has shifted ever since I said England were searching for a winner.

Centre-back Caitlin Dijkstra goes clear down the right and cuts the ball back to goalscorer Lieke Martens, but her first-time shot is caught by Mary Earps.

Are rare attack for the Netherlands and Lineth Beerensteyn is in a great position to set up Victoria Pelova. But she goes alone and her shot deflects straight to Mary Earps in the England net.