Evening all!

Accordingly, that's all from me, but only for tonight; we'll have everything you need as the tournament continues. Night!

So, England qualify as group winners and with a 100 percent record; they play France in the quarters, while Spain, who've been beaten by Scotland but only 1-0, meet Austria.

Full-time: Portugal 2-1 England

Stokes gives away a free-kick just inside the England half; Morais wants to go forward, and for some reason the coach vetoes her. The ball is pumped into the box and almost falls for Silva, who then crosses into the box ... and the ball is dropping to Luis! She makes good connection with a volley at hip-height! But picks out Chamberlain!

There'll be three added minutes.

Lovely from Parris, coming deep to turn on the ball and feed Christiansen outside her and on the right touchline. She moves it on to Carney, who looks for the corner, only to be summarily unloaded by Da Costa.

On the touchline, Mark Sampson is chatting away and generally affecting confidence; he is the height of Brendan Rodgers.

Final go for Portugal is a strange one: Silva, their best player, gives way to Luis.

Nice from Carney, turning on the ball just outside the box and finding Stokes. The eventuating cross is a decent one too, but no one attacks the space and Portugal see it away.

England are seeing this out with a fair amount of comfort. Portugal haven't given up, but they know it's did.

"What we have we hold," says Ron Atkinson on a sunlounger somewhere or other. Off goes Duggan, on comes Stokes.

Da Costa replaces Pires, who's done very little.

England win another corner down the right and Duggan leaps hard, just missing it; Costa flicks clear.

England win a corner down the right and Bassett is up early to attack it. But she's the best part of 12 yards out and Rebelo does enough to block her header.

Parris rushes back to leap between Antunes and the ball, winning possession well and sending her opponent to the turf. No foul, but the ref then stops the game anyway so she can receive treatment; nonsense.

Silva catches Potter in possession, running through her attempted clearance and bundling through her challenge. But Potter sticks with it, sliding in to concede a corner which is utterly wasted.

Portugal don't quite have the wherewithal to haul themselves back into this. They're moving the ball and all that, but without the quality or physical power to exploit the promising situations that develop.

Sam Smith doesn't think any of the England players have done enough to force themselves into the first XI. I agree with that, she'll be ecstatic to learn.

Silva gets the ball up and over the wall, but curls it wide of the left-hand post. That looked a lot closer than it was.