A sloppy start for England as stopper Mary Earps slices a clearance behind for a Netherlands corner.

Millie Bright rises highest to head the danger away though.

Emma Sanders
BBC Sport at Stadion Galgenwaard

A change in formation is Sarina Wiegman's answer. She's gone four at the back with Jess Carter moving over to left-back.

Ian Wright
Former England striker on ITV4

At the moment England don't seem to be able to keep the ball long enough to progress it.

Chloe Kelly's introduction for the second half, or perhaps I thought maybe Lauren James, could help towards that.

I'm not too happy with the way England are playing out from the back, it is too slow and a bit sloppy at times. We look vulnerable in those positions.

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England have made a change at the break with Chloe Kelly coming on for Rachel Daly.

We go again.

Bryan: To say that England lose control without Walsh is a bit harsh. England's best performance at the World Cup was without Walsh. She plays better with Williamson behind her and Mead in front of her.

Karen Carney
Former England midfielder on ITV4

The goal was offside but England should have expected that high press from the Dutch.

We played out quite sloppily, as we saw at times against Scotland, and got caught.

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World champions Spain are about to play their first game on home soil since their triumph in Sydney last month.

Switzerland are the visitors to Cordoba.

Arsenal defender Laia Codina is starting for La Roja along with Manchester United forward Lucia Garcia.

Arsenal's Lia Walti skippers the Swiss, who also include Aston Villa's Alisha Lehmann.

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BBC Sport at Stadion Galgenwaard

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A scoreline which probably reflects the first half fairly.

The Netherlands were the better team, even though their goal probably shouldn't have counted as Danielle van de Donk looked offside.

England had their chances at the end which they will feel they should have scored from but Lineth Beerensteyn will be wondering how her effort didn't squeeze in under the crossbar too.

A big test for Sarina Wiegman now. England have been underperforming for a few months. What answers do they have?

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It gets better and better for the Republic of Ireland in Budapest.

Kyra Carusa has made it 3-0. There's half an hour left in the Group B1 game.

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Tough night for Wales so far. Former Chelsea forward Pernille Harder has scored two goals in the opening 11 minutes to leave Denmark in a strong position at Cardiff City Stadium. There's a long way to go though for Gemma Grainger's side.

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England go into the break a goal down, possibly wishing they'd have had VAR to save them.

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England get back on the ball and are happy to run the clock down.

One minute added on. I don't want this half to end.

End-to-end now, like a basketball game.

The Netherlands burst forward from England's corner and Lineth Beerensteyn is held up by Jess Carter but cuts inside on to her right, steals a yard of space, and curls the ball against the crossbar.

Thrilling stuff.

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Emma Sanders
BBC Sport at Stadion Galgenwaard

England have burst into life in the final minutes of this half! If they can grab an equaliser before half-time it would be a huge boost.

You can see the players are communicating more and playing with more urgency since conceding. It's woken them up a little bit.

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England are knocking on the door and Lauren Hemp is sent through but her shot is brilliantly saved by Daphne van Domselaar.

The Aston Villa stopper is then up again quickly to keep out Lucy Bronze's rebound, diving to her right to tip the ball around the post.

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Almost 1-1!

A cross from the right is flicked into the air by Alessia Russo's header and Rachel Daly is quickest to react.

The Aston Villa forward/full-back meets the ball on the volley with a sort of jabbing motion, and sees it skid off her foot and on to the outside of the post.

The keeper didn't move.

Much, much better from England. The Netherlands overcommit and Lauren Hemp has acres down the left. Her cross is only just behind Alessia Russo but England keep the ball...