Netherlands 2-1 England - Jansen scored Dutch winner in 90th minute after Russo levelled for England
Martens had curled in opener for hosts while both sides hit woodwork
Lionesses have three points after two Women's Nations League matches
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That's more like it!
This match springs into life as England lose the ball cheaply and Manchester City's Jill Roord has a shot from range which is held on to by England stopper Mary Earps.
You're going to have to do better than that to beat the Queen of Stops from range.
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Dominique Janssen runs at England who back off, giving the defender so much space in the final third.
She sets up 20-year-old Esmee Brugts of Barcelona who is urged to shoot, but she instead plays a one-two and is in an offside position as she receives the second pass.
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I fear this might be one of those matches where two really good teams cancel each other out.
We haven't had much to shout about, with England on the ball but not making any killer forward passes.
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The Dutch have definitely dominated so far.
But hang on, England win the ball back. They have a chance to break forward but instead opt to hold on to possession.
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Emma Sanders
BBC Sport at Stadion Galgenwaard
Lauren Hemp has made a few decent runs. She said earlier this week all she had to do was "run after it" when Alex Greenwood plays such good balls down the line for her.
That's exactly what she did then and it was an important touch from Dominique Janssen to stop Alessia Russo getting on the end of Hemp's cross.
But the Dutch have dominated so far.
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Germany
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Bayern Munich trio Klara Buhl (2), Giulia Gwinn and Lea Schuller all scored as Germany returned to winning ways with a crushing win over Iceland in Bochum.
The two-times world champions endured a disappointing World Cup in Australia and went out in the group stage.
They then lost their opening Nations League Group 3A game away to Denmark 2-0 last Friday before cruising past Iceland.
Germany play Wales next in Sinsheim on 27 October. Talking of Wales, they kick-off in a few minutes against Denmark at the Cardiff City Stadium (19:15 BST). We'll keep you updated on their progress here.
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Lucy Ward
Former Leeds striker on ITV4
The Netherlands don't mind going long if they have to.
They will play the ball around, keep possession and use the pace of the wide forwards and wing backs to break in behind.
They have many different ways that they can hurt you, and that is a very difficult thing to defend against.
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Rare touch for Alessia Russo but she's tackled by Dominique Janssen before Jill Roord wins a free-kick for the Dutch.
But England are building and quickly come again with Lucy Bronze seeing her cross caught by Aston Villa keeper Daphne van Domselaar.
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Better from England as Lauren Hemp collects the ball out wide.
The Manchester City winger tries to race past her marker, but the attack fizzles out as Hemp loses the ball.
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England are struggling to hold on to the ball. The Netherlands's Victoria Pelova, who plays her club football for Arsenal, has looked particularly lively, glued to the right sideline.
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Emma Sanders
BBC Sport at Stadion Galgenwaard
Dutch legend Clarence Seedorf is here in the stands to watch. The Football Association chief executive Mark Bullingham is also here.
In more interesting news, a mini remote control campervan delivered the football to the centre circle for kick-off. Amazing.
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The Dutch start brightly as Juventus' Lineth Beerensteyn, with pace to burn, gets in behind the England defence.
She's held up before teammate Renate Jansen has an ambitious shot blocked.
The hosts have started on top with England looking a little sluggish.
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Lucy Ward
Former Leeds striker on ITV4
There is that little bit more pressure on the Dutch to get a win tonight.
England weren't at their best against Scotland but they managed to see the result out, something the Netherlands could not manage against Belgium.
I think we are in for an exciting game tonight.
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An early problem for England's Jess Carter who takes a knock after going up for a header.
Play stops but Carter is soon back on her feet.
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Both teams take the knee and then we're off. England playing all in blue.
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The ball is delivered to the centre circle by a remote control car.
It loses signal about five yards away from the middle. Lol.
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Both national anthems are done. The Dutch one is a proper tune, beautifully sung.
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The smoke machines are on as the two teams walk out at Stadion Galgenwaard in Utrecht.
A brilliant atmosphere is bubbling.
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I think England will win 2-1, based on their amazing team.
Jamie, Marlow
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