Five minutes added on. England have possession.

Almost game over on the break for England, but Mary Earps does brilliantly to keep out Lieke Martens, diving to her left.

Atoned.

Rachel Daly sets up Alessia Russo and her cross from the right almost finds Lauren James.

Anna Thompson
BBC Sport at Wembley Stadium

There has been 71,632 fans here at Wembley tonight but a few have started to head for the exits. A couple sat near me said they wanted to beat the traffic and were confident of an England win. But time is running out for the Lionesses.

Germany have come out 3-0 winners against Denmark in Rostock.

That means they are top of Group A3 and now have a better head-to-head record than Denmark, with the earlier game between the two finishing 2-0 to the Danes.

Germany visit Wales on Tuesday just needing to match Denmark's result against Iceland to qualify for the finals.

End-to-end stuff. Alessia Russo drags a shot just wide. England continue to push.

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Karen Bardsley
Former England and Manchester City goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

It's going to be all out isn't it? We're in for a dog fight right until the final whistle.

Will we see Rachel Daly go up alongside Alessia Russo? It will be interesting to see.

Liverpool forward Shanice van de Sanden replaces midfielder Daniëlle van de Donk for the Netherlands, who limps off.

As for England, Rachel Daly is on for Niamh Charles.

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Just under 72,000 in attendance tonight.

England are going to bring on Rachel Daly. Another finisher up top.

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The other game in England's group has just finished and Scotland have picked up a point in Belgium, despite Leanne Ross' late red card.

It means Scotland are relegated to League B though.

That means that England's final position in the group can't be decided tonight, regardless of the result at Wembley.

A reminder they need a winner in this game though (and preferably two goals) to still be playing for top spot on Tuesday against Scotland.

As things stand currently they would be playing to avoid third place and the relegation play-off.

Almost for England as Ella Toone's shot nearly deflects in, instead just ricocheting into the side-netting.

From the corner Alex Greenwood heads Beth Mead's cross off target.

Alessia Russo leads England's latest counter, but the Netherlands hack her cross away for a throw.

This is a wild finish. Both sides want a win.

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What was I saying? England counter beautifully down the left and Lauren Hemp dinks the ball towards Beth Mead.

The headlines are about to be written, but Mead narrowly heads wide!

England can't get out. Esmee Brugts smashes an effort over the bar.

Karen Bardsley
Former England and Manchester City goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

A few warning signs around the edge of the Lionesses' penalty area.

Greenwood and Charles are just not getting close enough to block shots from distance or deny service into Beerensteyn.

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The Netherlands are growing. Lineth Beerensteyn controls a cross from the right but again sees her shot blocked by Alex Greenwood.

On the break Dutch defender Merel van Dongen takes out Alessia Russo and is shown a yellow.

A warning for the Lionesses as the Netherlands counter, but Lineth Beerensteyn, on a hat-trick, sees her shot blocked.