England missed out on a third-placed finish at the Women's World Cup as they were beaten 2-1 by Sweden in their play-off in Nice.
Sweden raced into a 2-0 lead at the Allianz Riviera, with Kosovare Asllani firing in in the 11th minute after an Alex Greenwood error and Sofia Jakobsson adding a fine strike in the 22nd. Phil Neville's Lionesses replied through Fran Kirby's left-footed effort just after the half-hour mark and two minutes later the ball was in the Swedes' net again courtesy of an Ellen White finish.
But, just had been the case in the 2-1 semi-final loss to the United States four days earlier, White had what she had thought was an equaliser disallowed following a VAR review.
Steph Houghton had an 84th-minute penalty saved as the Lionesses missed out on a place in the final, with the USA triumphing in an emotionally-charged semi-final on Tuesday.
Sweden themselves were on the wrong end of a heartbreaking result with Jackie Groenen's extra-time goal seeing the Netherlands emerge victorious from the second semi-final.
Both teams will be desperate to end their tournaments on a high with a bronze medal up for grabs today.
We'll have all the latest updates for you from Nice.

We want to go away with something to show for the hard work. I want to be on my sun lounger next week, happy that we've finished a tournament well and not finish on two defeats.
We've had a lot of people telling us about inspiring. But I think the real inspiration is winning gold.
We'll continue to strive for that. We've been soul searching about what it takes to win. The players have realised we need to kick on.
We're all sick of losing in semi-finals, we're all sick of people applauding us for finishing third or fourth. That's not being disrespectful; that's the truth and it hurts."

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