Full-Time: HOLLAND 4-1 FRANCE.

Holland can take it easy against Romania as they're already through to the last eight, but it will be a nervous encounter between Italy and France next Tuesday.

HOLLAND 4-1 FRANCE. A superb SNEIJDER strike from the edge of the area puts the seal on a perfect night for the Dutch.

Robben, who has been excellent since coming on at half-time, drills a shot inches wide.

Ribery's effort is just too high. Holland can breathe again.

Henry wins a late free-kick just outside the area.

Anelka goes down in the area under Joris Mathijsen's challenge but it's no penalty.

It's almost 4-1 but Coupet races back after van Nistelrooy had lobbed him to turn the ball away for a corner.

Jeremy Toulalan becomes the third player to go into the referee's notebook.

Ribery cuts open the Dutch defence but no colleague can turn his cross home.

Holland bring Wilfred Bouma on for van der Vaart.

Henry heads Ribery's flicked free-kick over the bar. Time's running out for France.

France win a series of free-kicks as they try to respond.

France bring Anelka on for Govou.

The match has the makings of a classic as it enters its final 15 minutes.

HOLLAND 3-1 FRANCE. Another break by Holland ends with ROBBEN blasting a shot from a tight angle past a startled Coupet. Amazing stuff by the Real Madrid man.

HOLLAND 2-1 FRANCE. Willy Sagnol surges down the right-hand side and finds HENRY who flicks the ball home.

The French are doing all the pressing, but Holland continue to look dangerous on the break.

France try to respond but the Dutch look tight defensively.

Van Persie leads another Holland break but there's no-one up with him and the move breaks down.

France conceded the second goal just when they were enjoying their best spell of the match.

This game is following a very similar pattern to Holland's win against Italy four days ago.

France respond by bringing Bafetimbi Gomis on for Malouda.

HOLLAND 2-0 FRANCE. A superb counter-attack by the Dutch ends with Robben whipping in a left-wing cross that VAN PERSIE fires towards goal. Coupet gets a hand to the ball but can't stop it crossing the line.

Sneijder's long-range free-kick is blocked by Makelele as play swings from end to end.

Another change by the Dutch as Robin van Persie replaces Kuyt.

Henry is clean through after beating the offside trap but although, the Barcelona man lobs van der Sar the ball also sails over the bar. A bad miss.

The referee is getting annoyed with the Dutch for time-wasting - another yellow card could be in the offing.

Ooijer is booked after tangling with Malouda.

Replays suggest the referee was correct, but France are certainly firing on all cylinders now.

Henry is convinced his goal-bound shot is handled by Andre Ooijer but the referee waves play on.

France have started the second half well, forcing the Dutch on to the back foot.

Henry creates a chance in the opening stages of the second half with some great skill and van Bronckhorst his forced to hack the ball off Ribery's boot.

Van Basten has made a change at the break with Orlando Engelaar making way for Arjen Robben.

Holland get the second half underway.

Half-Time: HOLLAND 1-0 FRANCE.

As it stands, Holland are through to the last eight, while the Italy v France game on Tuesday suddenly looks very interesting.

Henry turns in an instant on the edge of the area, but bends his shot over the crossbar.

The game is now very even although you get he impression Holland could move up a couple of gears if they needed to.

Holland settle the flow of the game down again after their recent wobbles.

Holland are hanging on now as Ribery launches another swift attack.

France pour forward again, but this time the Holland keeper saves Ribery's shot.

Better by France as Govou, who has probably been their best player so far, is denied by van der Sar.

Van der Vaart is eventually able to rejoin the action after treatment.

Makelele is booked for lashing out at van der Vaart.

Every time France attack, Holland have little difficulty snuffing their threat out.

The pace of the match has dropped as Holland toy with their opponents.

Kuyt and Khalid Boulahrouz combine well, but no-one can get on the end of the latter's driven cross.

France have finally woken up, but Holland still look the better team.

Edwin van der Sar is forced to make his first save, stopping Govou's effort with his legs. Better by France.

France are having trouble getting the ball so great is Holland's dominance.

Terrible defending allows Kuyt to get a shot on goal but it's only a half-chance and the Liverpool player scoops his effort over the bar.

It's all Holland as Rafael van der Vaart has a shot from the edge of the penalty area blocked after an intricate passing move.

France have lost their way since the goal as Holland start to dominate.

It's almost another for Holland only for Wesley Sneijder to fire a long-range shot over the bar.

As it stands both 2006 World Cup finalists - Italy and France - could be heading for an early exit as van Basten would presuambly field a weakened side against Romania.

Govou tries to respond but his intended pass to Henry is cut out by the Dutch.

The early goal has really put the pressure on France following their inept stalemate against Romania.

HOLLAND 1-0 FRANCE. A simple goal as van Bronckhorst swings in a corner and KUYT is strong enough to hold off Malouda and power a header past Coupet.

Kuyt wins a corner after doing well to control Giovanni van Bronckhorst's long ball forward.

Holland start to settle, their confidence building thanks to a long spell of possession.

France have started well, looking lively in the opening stages.

Ribery heads Florent Malouda's tempting cross wide after good play by Henry.

Makelele is lucky not to be booked after a hefty challenge on Dirk Kuyt.

Ruud van Nistelrooy has a sniff of goal but his effort is eventually blocked and the ball rolls through to Gregory Coupet.

France win an early free-kick but Franck Ribery's effort is easily cleared by the Dutch defence.

Play is held up as Claude Makelele is forced to hoof a big orange ball off the pitch. Hilarity ensues.

France get the action underway in Berne.

France coach Raymond Domenech has dropped Nicolas Anelka, Karim Benzema and Eric Abidal with Thierry Henry, Patrice Evra and Sidney Govou coming in to replace them.

Holland coach Marco van Basten, one of the stars of his country's 1988 success, has named an unchanged side knowing a victory tonight will seal a place in the quarter-finals.

France may have been successful in 1984 and 2000, but they looked devoid of ideas against a Romania side that set their stall out from the kick-off for a point.

Holland, winners of this competition 20 years ago, aim to build on their fantastic 3-0 win against Italy four days ago by beating a France side low on confidence after their dire goalless draw with Romania.