Poland v Netherlands live! - All the latest as Steven Bergwijn doubles lead for Oranje in Warsaw

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The final whistle goes here in Warsaw and Netherlands have put themselves in a great position to advance to the Nations League finals. Goals from Cody Gakpo and Steven Bergwijn seal a 14th straight win for Oranje. Report to follow...

There will be four minutes of added time.

Smashed! Dumfries rams into Legowski and both go down in pain.

Earlier, Janssen was also booked for a foul.

Szczesny is unhappy with Weghorst here. The striker is through on goal after a nice through ball by Blind, and the Poland goalkeeper rushes off his line to claim it. However, Weghorst follows through with his foot and he catches Szczesny on his way down. He is not happy and the pair square up to each other. Both are booked.

The game seems to be petering out now, as the Netherlands should see this victory out.

Skoras comes on for his debut for Poland.

The second of the two changes sees Bergwijn come off for Weghorst.

Netherlands change - Berghuis comes off for Taylor.

Szczesny gathers a low shot from Bergwijn at a tight angle from inside the box and holds onto it well.

Poland make their second change of the night. Szymanski is replaced by Leeds United's Klich.

A chance for the Netherlands comes to nothing as the flag goes up. Janssen times his run slightly too soon after receiving the pass from Gakpo down the inside-left channel just in the penalty area. His cut-back for Bergwijn in the centre evades his target, but Gakpo picks up the loose ball. He can only put his shot into the side netting from inside the area, but no goal there would've counted.

The Poles break again down the right as Zielinski tees up Lewandowski down the right channel, but the forward can only see his cut-back into the area get blocked and go out for a corner. The set-piece then comes to nothing for Poland.

Gakpo is somewhat unfortunately booked for a challenge on Krychowiak.

Another great goal for Oranje! This time it is Bergwijn. The one-touch football is stunning. Bergwijn advances into the box, before playing a quick one-two with Janssen, who feeds the ball back to him with a deft flick, and the attacker finishes well into the bottom corner to double the advantage for his nation!