Britain kept Extraordinary England's Olympic bid bursting at the seams with a mixing fightback from two objectives down to beat the Netherlands 3-2 in the Ladies' Countries Association on Friday.
The Lionesses were at risk for a third loss in Gathering A1 after Lineth Beerensteyn scored a first-half support for the Dutch at Wembley.
That would have finished Group GB's expectations of highlighting in the following year's Olympics in Paris.
Yet, Sarina Wiegman's side fought back with two objectives one after another from Georgia Stanway and Lauren Hemp not long before the hour mark.
Britain substitute Ella Toone finished the exciting getaway act in the primary moment of stoppage time to the pleasure of the 71 632 group.
With second-put Britain and gathering pioneers the Netherlands both beating each other by one objective, the pair are isolated by objective contrast rather than their straight on record.
World Cup other participants Britain will arrive at February's Countries Association finals with a success over Scotland at Hampden Park in their keep going gathering match on Tuesday, gave the Netherlands don't beat Belgium.
Group GB can meet all requirements for the Olympics assuming designated country Britain come to the Countries Association finals and advance to the last.
Extraordinary England would likewise seal an Olympic compartment assuming Britain finish third in the Countries Association finals, if France make the last.
Friday's other Group A1 match ended in a 1-1 draw between Belgium and Scotland.
It adjusted a striking last part fightback which started with a quickfire Georgia Stanway and Lauren Hemp twofold, after the Netherlands drove 2-0 at the break. With Britain nearly end, Lauren James' ideal cross was met by Toone at the back post to finish a hair-raising rebound.
England came close to responding, as Chloe Kelly and Lucy Bronze's shots barely missed the target. Sarina Wiegman presented Beth Mead at half-time in anticipation of a reaction. Furthermore, she got one when Georgia Stanway headed home a James cross.
Then, from the edge of the box, Hemp scored a brilliant goal that nearly sent Wembley into delirium before Toone's late show won the game. Here are the key ideas from a freezing Wembley.
LONDON, Dec 1 (Reuters) - Britain mauled their direction back from two objectives down to beat the Netherlands 3-2 in a nerve-clanking Ladies' Countries Association bunch game at Wembley on Friday and keep their fantasies of a Paris Olympic compartment alive.
Ella Toone got a 91st-minute objective while Georgia Stanway and Lauren Hemp likewise scored to push Britain, World Cup finalists three months prior, to second in Gathering A1 on nine focuses with one round of gathering games remaining. The Dutch, who additionally have nine focuses, top the gathering.
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