England v Netherlands AS IT HAPPENED - Lionesses romp to victory against the Netherlands in Zurich

Wiegman’s team, looking to silence any doubters following their defeat to France, started the match with purpose and energy, dominating possession and looking to play on the front foot. When they did lose the ball, they showed great hunger and tenacity, hunting down the Netherlands players to quickly regain possession.

Alessia Russo went close to opening the scoring after 18 minutes, with Lauren Hemp twisting and turning down the left-hand side before swinging in a teasing cross. But Russo could only divert her header wide of the post.

Lauren James then fired England into a deserved lead with 22 minutes on the clock, receiving the ball from Russo on the right-hand side before cutting inside on her left foot and rifling an unstoppable effort past Daphne van Domselaar.

The Lionesses continued to push forward with intent, looking to capitalise on being on top of the Dutch in the match and on the stroke of half-time they doubled their lead. The ball fell to Georgia Stanway on the edge of the box, and she made no mistake, thumping a brilliant strike first time into the bottom corner.

Andries Jonker made a triple substitution at half-time in an attempt to shake things up for the Dutch and get them back into the match. Amd the Oranje did start the second period well, dominating the ball and managing to get into the final third more frequently.

Any chance of a comeback though was extinguished on the hour mark when James netted her second and England’s third of the evening. Ella Toone's effort was blocked by Kerstin Casparij, but the ball then rebounded out to the classy James, who simply stroked her effort home into the bottom right-hand corner.

Just seven minutes later, England had a fourth goal. Russo latched onto a ball over the top, before holding it up well and laying it off to Toone, who smartly shrugged off a challenge before firing home.

It was a complete performance from England - four goals, a clean sheet and a display that was confident and fluid throughout. The Lionesses now turn their attention to their final Group D match against Wales on Sunday, knowing that a win will see them qualify for the knockout stages of the tournament.

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England 4-0 Netherlands

Sarina Weigman's England stroll to a 4-0 victory against the Netherlands in Zurich.

There will be a minimum of three minutes added on at the end of this one.

Damaris is on for Groenen

Wieke Kaptein fires an effort from distance but it's over the bar.

Niamh Charles and Aggie Beever-Jones are on for Alessia Russo and Lucy Bronze.

Chloe Kelly is preparing to take a corner for the Lionesses.

Grace Clinton is on for Ella Toone

Beth Mead is on for Lauren Hemp

The Netherlands have really lacked quality in the final third tonight, a complete contrast to their performance against Wales and that is credit to England, who haven't allowed Andries Jonker's side to express themselves going forward.

Dijkstra is booked.

Chloe Kelly is on for Lauren James.

If it wasn't game over at 3-0, it certainly is now! Alessia Russo latches onto a ball over the top, holds the ball up well before finding Toone just inside the penalty area, she holds off the challenge of Pelova before lashing home a left-footed effort past van Domselaar.

Danielle van de Donk is on for Vivianne Miedema.

Lauren James has made it 3-0 and that should be all three points for the Lionesses. Ella Toone's effort is blocked by Kerstin Casparij, the ball then rebounds to Lauren James who makes no mistake, stroking it home into the bottom corner.

That was a moment of real danger. The ball is hung up to the back post to Chasity Grant who tries to divert it back across goal but the chance goes begging.

The Dutch are keeping and moving the ball much better in the early exchanges of the second half, albeit without really testing goalkeeper Hampton.

England score a third but it's ruled out for offside.

The second half has kicked off.

Andries Jonker has made a triple change at half-time.

Lineth Beerensteyn is on for Jill Roord

Caitlin Dijkstra is on for Esmee Brugts

Sherida Spitse is on for Veerle Buurman