Netherlands 4-2 Denmark
(Miedema 10,89, Martens 28, Spitse 51 - Nadim pen. 6', Harder 33')
Vivianne Miedema scored twice as the Netherlands were delegated European champions interestingly in the wake of beating Denmark in a six-objective thriller on Sunday.
The two countries were contending in their first European last having both made the elimination rounds four years prior in Sweden, yet it was the host country who could go the distance and claim the title with a show of assaulting verve and vitality.
The diversion ebbed and streamed with Denmark taking an early lead through a Nadia Nadim punishment after Sanne Troelsgaard was brought around Kika van Es.
In any case, Denmark's lead was fleeting. The Oranje leveled four minutes after the fact with a quality objective by Miedema, whose first-time complete from the constantly hazardous Shanice van de Sanden's cross finished a smooth Netherlands move.
The hosts, who achieved the last having won each diversion and just surrendering one objective, put their noses in front through Lieke Martens, whose shot from the edge of the crate should have been halted by the guardian.
Denmark demonstrated their guts to draw level before the achievement their chief, Wolfsburg striker Permille Harder, who hooked onto a theoretical ball forward, cut inside the last protector and penetrated a great shot inside the close post.
The Netherlands were talented another delicate objective not long after the break when Sherida Spitse's freekick sneaked past the Danish divider, before Miedema put the what tops off an already good thing with a fine complete on the counterattack, fixing triumph for the Dutch on the greatest night in the countries' ladies' football history.