Romania v Netherlands LIVE: Result and final score as Donyell Malen seals Euro 2024 quarter-final place

A last Romanian roll of the dice. Skipper Nicolae Stanciu is replaced by Darius Olaru.

That’s Cody Gakpo’s last act of an influential performance. Wout Weghorst takes the place of the Liverpool man, with Memphis Depay pushed out to the left.

That should seal it!

Dutch delight in Munich as the Netherlands find a second goal! A tenacious Cody Gakpo stays in the fight even as Radu Dragusin appears to be ushering him out of play, stabbing his studs at the ball before it crosses the line. He hurries to continue to keep the ball in play and cut back to Donyell Malen, who applies the finishing touches.

Romania captain Nicolae Stanciu is absolutely furious as his side are halted on a promising counter-attack for what is supposedly a high boot from Denis Alibec. That’s mightily unfortunate for Romania, Alibec making no contact with Denzel Dumfries but the Dutch defender throwing himself to the floor regardless. Stanciu’s protestations earn him a booking from referee Felix Zwayer, to rub salt in the wound.

A strike of luck that nearly gifts the Netherlands a goal! Bogdan Racovitan boots the ball in the direction of the touchline but hasn’t accounted for the presence of Xavi Simons in his path, a deflection a matter of inches away with the defender close to contriving to create a bizarre second for the opposition.

A booking for Denzel Dumfries for time-wasting, the right-back taking an age to deliver a throw-in as the Romania fans whistle and holler.

Into the final fifteen minutes. A second for the Netherlands now would surely kill this off, but Romania are hanging in there.

Almost! Joey Veerman opens up his body and bends a curling shot just beyond the far post.

Romania go one better: a triple alteration from Edward Iordanescu. Ianis Hagi, Denis Dragus, Marius Marin off; Valentin Mihaila, Denis Alibec and Alexandru Cicaldau on.

A double change from Ronald Koeman. The rapid and rangy Micky van de Ven steps in for Nathan Ake at left-back, while Joey Veerman replaces the tidy Jerdy Schouten.