Jackie Groenen was the Netherlands' heroine as her goal booked their place in the FIFA Women's World Cup final at Sweden's expense.
The Manchester United-bound player scored in extra-time to set up the decider against holders USA.
The midfielder found the bottom corner of the net on 99 minutes. It was the moment that decided an evenly-matched fixture in favour of the European champions.
Afterr a flowing move, Groenen was teed up with an excellent lay-off. She finished precisely from 20 yards.
Tight
After a tight first half, both sides came closer in the second half, hitting the woodwork.
But neither side could find the elusive winner in normal time and they finished 0-0.
But it was Groenen who made the difference nine minutes into the first-half of extra-time to send the Dutch into their first World Cup final.
They will go in as underdogs against reigning champions USA, who beat England in their own semi-final.
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