England are playing some nice stuff in the final third, waiting for a chance to open up. Alessia Russo has made some promising runs, but she's yet to be found in the area.

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Mark, apologies, but your TV must remain off.

There's an energy inside Wembley, a real belief.

England need to win this to have any hope of topping their Nations League group and reaching the finals in February.

More importantly though, that tournament will decide Olympic qualification spots.

Keira Walsh has a go from range for the Lionesses which is straight at Dutch keeper Daphne van Domselaar.

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

This is the fight and character we wanted to see from these England players in the first half.

They have character and talent in spades and it is really coming to the fore.There is excellent pace to their game now.

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The Netherlands are forced into a change. Captain Sherida Spitse can't continue and is replaced by Merel van Dongen.

Emma Hayes
Chelsea manager on ITV

It is all about England now. They are in the ascendancy, but they've got to make the most of the moments because they can absolutely win this game.

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Simon, on behalf of the nation, keep your telly on!

Emma Sanders
BBC Sport at Wembley

The Euro 2022 super-subs are on...

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The super subs are on. Alessia Russo and Ella Toone replace Fran Kirby and Georgia Stanway.

England are going all-out attack. Prepare yourselves for an epic finish.

Alessia Russo is about to come on...

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

A great change again from Sarina Wiegman.

Esme Morgan coming on at centre half to partner her club teammate Alex Greenwood should add that extra familiarity and stability in the back line.

She is more than good enough to be in this England side.

It's all England now. Lauren Hemp drives down the right but has to hold the ball up with no teammates able to keep up with her pace.

Anna Thompson
BBC Sport at Wembley Stadium

Well, two quick goals have certainly livened things up inside Wembley. England looked out of it a few minutes ago. They still need to win of course but their tails are certainly up and the crowd are willing them on with every attack.

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Wales have lost 2-1 to Iceland and that confirms their relegation to League B.

Gemma Grainger's side have lost all five of their games, scoring four times and conceding 15.

Elsewhere in that group, Germany are beating Denmark. If that stays the same (there's just over 10 minutes remaining) then who qualifies for the finals will be decided on Tuesday.

Denmark host Iceland and Germany travel to Wales. Their head-to-head record is identical too, so goal difference currently has Germany top.

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

That comes from Beth Mead taking the initiative. She takes the shot, it deflects and is teed up for Lauren Hemp.

And what a finish from Hemp, coolly slotted into the bottom corner.

I'm buzzing, the fans are buzzing!

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England make a change. Jess Carter comes off. Esme Morgan is on.

The Netherlands also make a double switch.

Dominique Janssen and Victoria Pelova make way for Kerstin Casparij and Renate Jansen.

Remember, only a win, and a win by ideally two goals, will keep England's Nations League finals, and by extension, Olympic qualification hopes alive.