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Build-up: Latest England news before semi-final vs Netherlands (20:00 BST)
WATCH: Highlights of England's 4-1 win over Netherlands from Euro '96
Manager Gareth Southgate admits "expectation" and "noise" had inhibited England in early stages of Euro 2024.
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Sheringham header makes it England 2-0 Netherlandspublished at 15:00 10 July
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You can watch that header back here.
Sheringham doubles England's leadpublished at 15:00 10 July
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Netherlands 0-2 England
Teddy Sheringham doubled England's lead at Wembley early in the second half.
Paul Gascgoine's deep corner was met by Teddy Sheringham, who expertly placed his header past Edwin van der Sar at the back post.
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Netherlands 0-1 England
David Pleat
Former Tottenham manager on BBC Radio 5 liveBasically what the Dutch have done is push Ronald de Boer much further forward to help Dennis Bergkamp.
Second half underwaypublished at 14:55 10 July
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Netherlands 0-1 England (1996)
We're back up and running!
A change for the Dutch for the second half as Johan de Kock replaces Richard Witschge.
Postpublished at 14:54 10 July
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HT: England 0-1 Netherlands
Paul Ince's first-half booking meant that he missed the quarter-final match at Euro 96, which coincidentally was against Spain.
David Platt, a hero of England's run to the semi-finals of the 1990 World Cup, came back into the team as Ince's replacement and scored one of the penalties that helped Terry Venables' side beat Spain after the last-eight tie ended 0-0 after extra time.
Half-timepublished at 14:54 10 July
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Netherlands 0-1 England
England took the lead in the first half through Alan Shearer, although the Netherlands put the pressure on later in the half.
Watch: Seedorf one-two with ref then almost scorespublished at 14:53 10 July
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Netherlands 0-1 England
"Get out of the way ref!"
Surely this wasn't allowed even back in the day?
Postpublished at 14:46 10 July
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Netherlands 0-1 England
David Pleat
Former Tottenham manager on BBC Radio 5 liveThat was the first real good effort on goal by the Dutch. Quite a long time coming.
Watch: Bergkamp goes closepublished at 14:45 10 July
14:45 10 July
Dennis Bergkamp has changed the course of many a football match with a sublime piece of skill.
Not on this occasion though after being denied by a strong save from David Seaman. England maintained their 1-0 lead.
More reaction from 1996published at 14:38 10 July
14:38 10 July
David Pleat
Former Tottenham manager on BBC Radio 5 live at Euro 96There is a nice spring in the step about England's play, buoyed by the goal. Gareth Southgate has been strong at the back. He has grown up very quickly.
Sheringham shot saved by Van der Sarpublished at 14:37 10 July
14:37 10 July
Teddy Sheringham goes close here to doubling England's lead in the first half.
Reaction at the timepublished at 14:33 10 July
14:33 10 July
David Pleat
Former Tottenham manager on BBC Radio 5 Live at Euro 96Brilliant penalty - placement and power but give credit to Teddy Sheringham who made the pass to set that movement away.
Watch: Shearer scores penalty for England 1-0 Netherlandspublished at 14:31 10 July
14:31 10 July
There's been a LOT of chat about penalties this week. Here's an absolute belter from Alan Shearer.
"There's an expression of disbelief from Danny Blind" says legendary BBC commentator Barry Davies on the Dutch defender giving away the spot-kick.
Maybe he was stunned by Paul Ince's wonderful touch and tumble - almost balletic. Watch it again here.
England take the leadpublished at 14:30 10 July
14:30 10 July
Netherlands 0-1 England (1996 rewind)
England went 1-0 up midway through the first half at Wembley thanks to an Alan Shearer penalty.
The touch to get into the box from Paul Ince was wonderful, forcing a foul out of Danny Blind, with Shearer converting comfortably.
'A tournament of two halves for England'published at 14:25 10 July
14:25 10 July
Barry Davies
BBC commentator at WembleySo far, England have rewritten the cliché of a game of two halves. England have played for two halves but in two games - the first half against Switzerland and the second half against Scotland.
Scotland left to rely on results elsewherepublished at 14:14 10 July
14:14 10 July
Scotland were left relying on England to stand any chance of progressing.
If England got the win thenScotland could have had the chance to reach the knockout stages of a major competition for the first time.
They just needed to beat Switzerland by enough goals to overtakethe Netherlands on goal difference.
As things stood in Group A before the gamepublished at 14:08 10 July
14:08 10 July
Sothis is how it looked in Group A before the start of the game.
All England needed to do to guarantee progressto the knockouts was avoid defeat.
If they lost, TerryVenables' side would have still progressed, unless Switzerland beat Scotland AND scored enough goals to overtake England on goal difference.
Kick-offpublished at 14:06 10 July
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Kick-off of the Euro '96 watch along for England v Netherlands is underway.
A reminder that you can watch the game back in full live at the top of this page.
Starting line-ups & team newspublished at 13:59 10 July
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These are the teams from that match at Euro 96.
Image source, Getty ImagesImage source, Getty ImagesRewind: Watch England's Euro 96 win over the Netherlandspublished at 13:54 10 July
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As promised, for the next couple of hours we are going to step back in time to Euro 96 and one of England's best ever performances at a major tournament.
From 14:00 BST, we will be streaming the Three Lions' 4-1 win over the Netherlands in its entirety.
Just click the play icon at the top of this page to watch.
