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As it happened: Portugal 1-0 Netherlands

Wednesday, July 12, 2017

Beaten semi-finalists in 2016, Portugal have reached a second final in four years by edging out the Netherlands in Tbilisi. Recap the best of the action.

Portugal's Gedson Fernandes after scoring the only goal of the semi-final with the Netherlands
Portugal's Gedson Fernandes after scoring the only goal of the semi-final with the Netherlands ©Sportsfile
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