Full-Time: HOLLAND 1-3 RUSSIA.

Holland may have been good in the group games but they've been out-thought tonight by a Russia side that is improving game by game.

HOLLAND 1-3 RUSSIA. It's all over as the outstanding ARSHAVIN's right-foot shot goes through van der Sar's legs and into the net.

Dmitry Sychev replaces Pavlyuchenko.

It's no more than Russia deserve, as they've been the better side for long periods of this match.

HOLLAND 1-2 RUSSIA. Arshavin gets to the byline and turns the ball across goal where TORBINSKIY acrobatically clips a shot in to the net.

Torbinsky is booked for a late tackle on van der Vaart.

Russia miss yet another chance with Pavlyuchenko finally lofting a shot over the bar.

Zhirkov tumbles over in the area but the referee waves play on. It looked a good shout though.

We're in to the final 15 minutes of extra-time as Holland get proceedings underway.

It's half-time in extra-time as penalties beckon.

Zhirkov is booked for charging in to van Persie.

Kolodin's superbly struck free-kick whistles narrowly wide.

Both sides are going for the victory with chances coming thick and fast at both ends of the pitch.

Pavlyuchenko cuts inside and lets fly from 25 yards. Van der Sar is beaten but the ball comes back off the crossbar.

When play swings to the other end Arshavin lifts a shot over the bar.

Van Nistelrooy makes the space for a shot but his curling effort is narrowly off-target.

Sneijder, who has helped to revive Holland, fires in another shot that Akinfeev gathers.

Russia get extra-time underway. Is it going to be another penalty shoot-out?

The 90 minutes are over, extra-time looms.

The referee sends Kolodin off for a foul on Sneijder - the Russian's second yellow card offence of the evening - but then changes his mind after the linesman rules that the Dutch player had earlier failed to keep the ball in play.

They've left it late and they don't really deserve it, but you wouldn't bet on Holland winning through to the semi-finals now.

HOLLAND 1-1 RUSSIA. Sneijder's free-kick is superb, Russia's defending is dreadful and VAN NISTELROOY is on hand to head the ball into the back of the net.

Holland win a couple of corners in quick succession but they come to nothing. Their challenge is in danger of petering out.

Zhirkov pulls the ball back from the byline for Torbinskiy but the substitute is unable to force his shot over the line.

Russia bring on Dmitriy Torbinskiy for Saenko.

A superb 30-yard shot by Sneijder dips just too late.

Semak's cross hits the top of the bar before rolling out of play as Russia continue to dominate.

Van der Sar has to be alert to stop Pavlyuchenko adding a second goal.

Sneijder drills a long-range effort wide but time is running out for the Dutch.

Russia continue to hold all the aces with Holland unable to keep any concerted pressure on their opponents goal.

The free-kick is in a great position but van Persie wastes the opportunity, lashing his effort high and wide to sum up Holland's evening.

Kolodin hauls down van Nistelrooy on the edge of the area and is booked for his troubles.

A great move ends with van der Sar making a fine one-handed save to keep Anyukov's effort out.

Hiddink makes his first change with Diniyar Bilyaletdinov coming on for Semshov.

Holland are reduced to ten men briefly as Heitinga is treated for a cut chin.

Holland's tempo has lifted and the fans know it as their volume increases.

Van Persie heads van der Vaart's corner wide with Akinfeev flapping.

Russia are continuing to attack as they search for a second goal until Pavlyuchenko's ambitious effort from a tight angle goes into the side-netting.

Van Basten makes a final change in a bid to revive his side with Ibrahim Afellay coming on for Engelaar.

Holland have to lift themselves, they're still very flat.

Van der Vaart is the third Holland player to go in to the referee's notebook for a bit of back-chat.

The goal had been coming, Holland have been poor tonight.

HOLLAND 0-1 RUSSIA. Great goal by Russia as Semak's cross is volleyed in to the net by PAVLYUCHENKO with van der Sar rooted to the spot.

Arshavin tries his luck with a curling free-kick that is only just wide of van der Sar's goal.

Van Persie is booked after catching Zyrianov with his arm.

Another change by the Dutch as Boulahrouz makes way for Johnny Heitinga.

Russia aren't allowing Holland to play their counter-attacking game at all. Hiddink's tactics have been excellent so far.

Boulahrouz is booked for a cynical challenge on Arshavin.

Van der Vaart whips in another excellent free-kick that again de Jong is the closest to turning in. Russia survive though.

Van Persie almost makes a dramatic introduction to the game, lashing a first-time effort narrowly wide.

Van Basten has decided to bring Robin van Persie on for the ineffective Dirk Kuyt.

Holland get the second half underway looking for a much-improved second-half display.

Half-Time: HOLLAND 0-0 RUSSIA.

Holland have worked their way back into the match, but it's Russia that have been the better side for much of this half.

A bad mistake by Kolodin who passes the ball straight to van der Vaart who drills in a shot that is parried by Akinfeev.

Another good van der Vaart free-kick, although it's slightly too long for the onrushing Nigel de Jong to turn into the net.

Holland are starting to impose themselves on the opposition with better passing and more quality possession.

Van Nistelrooy shows a quick turn of pace to make the space for a shot and forces Igor Akinfeev to make his first serious stop. No Dutch player is on hand to turn home the rebound.

Germany and Italy have got their poor games out of the way in the group stages and are still in the competition. Is tonight the time for Holland's weakest display?

Kolodin tries his luck with an effort from even further out, but this one is slightly off-target.

The veteran Dutch keeper has to be at his best again to beat Denis Kolodin's 40-yard effort away.

Arshavin beats the struggling Andre Ooijer and curls in an effort that is heading for the corner until van der Sar turns the ball away for a corner.

Although the match is at best a simmering affair, both sides have been able to create some clear openings.

A better delivery by Rafael van der Vaart but Ruud van Nistelrooy, steaming in at the back post, is unable to get his toe to the ball.

Maybe Holland are saving themselves in the heat for a big effort in the second half, but their first-half display has been very pedestrian and lack-lustre.

Orlando Engelaar's shot from the edge of the area is wide, but that was probably Holland's best opening to date.

Zyrianov tries to curl in a free-kick but it's a poor effort. Set-pieces have been dreadful so far tonight.

It's been a lukewarm start with Russia definitely playing the better football, although they've created only one clear-cut chance so far.

Russia continue to dictate play with Holland left to chase shadows.

A sniff of a chance for Wesley Sneijder until Sergey Ignashevich gets across to block the intended shot.

Van Basten seems frustrated on the sidelines as his side remain locked in first gear.

There's a break in play as Khalid Boulahrouz requires treatment after being caught by Arshavin.

Holland are trying to force their way into the match but they seem very nervous and surprisingly unsure of themselves.

Holland are all at sea. They've really been put out of their stride by Russia's bright start.

The Dutch fans are very subdued as they struggle to get to grips with how their team has been outplayed so far.

Aleksandr Anyukov surges down the right. Most of Russia's attacks are coming down that flank.

Holland seem shell-shocked. They try to settle the game down with some slick passing.

It's all Russia as Igor Semshov's cross finds the unmarked Roman Pavlyuchenko who heads over the bar when he should at least have tested van der Sar.

Yuri Zhirkov, who's been one of the stars of the tournament, sends in a rasping free-kick that Edwin van der Sar turns away for a corner.

Russia have started brightly with Andrei Arshavin to the fore.

Holland beware. Both Portugal and Croatia were expected to win their quarter-final ties, and they're heading home.

Russia get the match underway on a hot evening in Basle.

Hiddink makes one change with Ivan Saenko replacing Diniyar Bilyaletdinov.

Holland revert to the starting line-up that beat France before van Basten made nine changes for the win against Romania.

It will be a special evening for Dutchman and current Russia boss Guus Hiddink who will be aiming to get one over his protege, van Basten.

Marco van Basten's side start the match as favourites having won all three of their group games while Russia, after being hammered by Spain in their first match, have impressed in beating Greece and Sweden since.

The third quarter-final sees Holland take on Russia in Basle.